Allan Taylor

The $10 million reimagining of Samford University’s dining hall, affectionately known as the Caf, stoked appetites and deepened communal vibes around mealtime. Now comes the capper to its first-year success story—a splash of industry acclaim.

Gators swimming coach Anthony Nesty, 36 years after winning a gold medal, is preparing to lead Team USA into the 2024 Paris Olympics.

The FCA has today published final updated UK Listing Rules representing the biggest overhaul to London's listing regime in over three decades.

The late-August buzz of move-in day coincides with swelling anticipation for one of Samford University’s most ambitious construction projects to date. The 165,000-square-foot Campus Recreation, Wellness & Athletic Complex—primed to become a world-class fitness facility as well as a hub for students and employees—is scheduled for unveiling during a Sept. 20 ribbon cutting.

Extolling his new year's theme of gratitude through stories that were uniquely personal, President Beck A. Taylor launched the 2024 fall semester during an address at Samford University's 183rd opening convocation on Aug. 27.

We set out below a number of interesting English court decisions and market developments which have taken place and their impact on M&A transactions. Our Summer review looks at these developments and gives practical guidance on their implications.

Samford board of trustees chair Karon Bowdre (center), flanked by president Beck Taylor (left) and former board chair Bill Stevens (right) are joined by a contingency of other Samford officials and business leaders to debut the new complex with a ceremonial ribbon-cutting event Sept. 20. The complex officially opens Sept. 30 but is available for tours during the Sept. 20–22 Family Weekend on campus.

The mining & metals industry stands at a critical juncture, facing unprecedented societal, regulatory and risk management pressures. As global...

Addressing a crowd that included his wife and 3-month-old son, U.S. Air Force Capt. Carson Kennedy extolled veterans for their courage and honored their sacrifices toward safeguarding “the freedoms we hold.”

Logan Bryant had just experienced Freshman Retreat—an overnight getaway to Shocco Springs where around 900 Samford University newcomers mixed praise and worship with rock climbing and Spikeball. As 18 charter busses loaded up for the 45-minute ride back to campus, Bryant needed to phone home to Clinton, Mississippi.