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Computer Club Hosts Hackathon

By Izabella Zientek Faulkner University’s Computer Club hosted EagleHack, a Major League Hacking (MLH) Local Hack Event, on October 12, 2019. MLH is the official student hacking league, and is an organization dedicated to empowering ethical hackers. The purpose of…

Jacob Hartsfield with the Faulkner Sports Network mans the camera during this season's games while Keavonte' Lindsey assists in the balcony.

Faulkner Sports Network Opens World of Sport Broadcast to Students

Desean Bullock was a young boy when he wrote and recorded his first newscast. He knew he wanted to grow up and be on a real news team. Bullock’s childhood dream came true at Faulkner University through the Faulkner Sport…

Students ride donkeys in Santorini, Greece.

Study Abroad: A Life Changing Experience

The aroma of freshly baked croissants and a friendly, “Ciao Sarah!” greeted Sarah-Elizabeth McGill almost every morning last semester on her way to class. McGill wasn’t heading to a typical classroom. She was one of 33 Faulkner students who chose…

l-r Tracy Clark, Emma Revels and Madelyn Furlong.

Three students receive Center for Great Books and Human Flourishing scholarships

Faulkner students, Tracy Clark, Emma Revels and Madelyn Furlong received the new Center for Great Books and Human Flourishing’s Undergraduate Great Books Honors Fellow scholarships totaling $500 each. Clark, Revels and Furlong submitted a 500 word essay explaining their unique…

Best Criminal Just Degree Program Badge 2019

Faulkner Recognized for 2 Top Degree Programs in the U.S.

Faulkner University has recently been awarded top ranking status by Intelligent.com for it’s Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice and the Bachelor of Science in Counseling Psychology. Faulkner was listed amongst hundreds of other competing institutions across the nation. Intelligent.com,…

Bible Major Becomes Lead Minister at 23

Eight-year-old Trevonte Peterson sat with his family in the wooden pew, singing and listening to the preacher give the message like they did every Sunday morning. For generations, Peterson’s family had attended the same little church in Greenville, Alabama, but…

Woman in Blue Dress Posing with Bouquet and Family

Kinsey Fickling becomes a first-generation college graduate

Kinsey Fickling was in eighth grade when she made up her mind to go to college.

Man Holding Framed Certificate Between Two Women

Former Eagles quarterback now teaching PE in Elmore County

David Cochran played on the Faulkner Eagles Football team as their quarterback after enrolling in the fall of 2011 and his now using his education degree to teach PE and coach. He teaches physical education to third and fourth graders…

Faulkner participates in first-ever HEAL Day Alabama

MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Faulkner University students, staff and faculty joined Governor Kay Ivey and hundreds of children from around the state for the first-ever HEAL Day “Healthy Eating and Active Living” at the Alabama State Capitol on Wednesday. It was a…

Faulkner Eagles: Building leadership from within

Faulkner Men’s Basketball Coach Scott Sanderson is building a culture of leadership within his Eagles Basketball team and it’s all starting with his players. This semester, Sanderson invited friend and leadership coach, Brent Krause, the general manager at Wynlakes Golf…

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Computer Club Hosts Hackathon

Faulkner Sports Network Opens World of Sport Broadcast to Students

Study Abroad: A Life Changing Experience

Three students receive Center for Great Books and Human Flourishing scholarships

Faulkner Recognized for 2 Top Degree Programs in the U.S.

Bible Major Becomes Lead Minister at 23

Kinsey Fickling becomes a first-generation college graduate

Former Eagles quarterback now teaching PE in Elmore County

Faulkner participates in first-ever HEAL Day Alabama

Faulkner Eagles: Building leadership from within

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