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Campbellsville University junior Luoyan “Lilly” Maddox has cerebral palsy, which is a condition people are born with that makes it harder for them to get around. She said CU helps students who can’t get to their classes and need extra help when they are struggling. “Disability services are very good, and they will help you out when you need it,” she said.
Accessibility matters
The church tour introduces students to a variety of local congregations in Campbellsville.
The bridge between campus and community
Pictured, from left, are Student Government Association officers Zachary Phelps, treasurer, Gabriel Maurer, president, and Ka’ Niya Douglas, vice president.
‘Giving students a voice’
E-club gives business students new opportunities
E-club gives business students new opportunities
Dr. Fabio Moreira, assistant professor of pastoral ministries in the School of Theology, is leading a Bible study following the devotional by David Wilkerson, “The Prayer of Jabez,” which is found in 1 Chronicles 4:9-10. Pictured, front row from left, are Valeska Moreira, Ansley Hatter, Riley Cox, Jackson Barnes, Linda and Robert Young; back row from left, Dustin and Janet Barnes, Mandy Cox, Konner Forbes, Nathaniel Baker.
Growing a community of support at Campbellsville University
United we stand, divided we fall
United we stand, divided we fall
Aden Murray
Even that person
Aden Murray
Specks, logs and lies
The whispering destroyer
The whispering destroyer
Aden Murray
The only way
The Tiger fans get rowdy for their men’s soccer team. (Photo courtesy of CU Sports Information/Photographer Macie Chapel)
More than a game
A recently passed NCAA rule granted Lauren Lee another year of eligibility to play Division I basketball. (Photo by Brett Pierce/CU Sports Information Department)
The dream lives
Alfonso Alvarez moved to Campbellsville in 2022 to become the head coach of the men’s volleyball team. “I was not sure that I wanted to work here,” he said. “I had a lot of questions. I wasn’t convinced I wanted to live in Kentucky, and I had a lot of doubts. But when I arrived on campus, the Lord gave me this peace that can only come from Him.”
Building men, not just athletes
The Campbellsville Tigers golf team takes in the moment at the 2024 NAIA National Championship. Competing in the "Battle for the Red Banner," the team showcases their talent on the national stage. (Photo courtesy of CU Sports Information)
Tigers men’s golf: Bonding beyond the course leads to success
The Campbellsville men’s tennis team members are, from left, Derrick Namauga from Zimbabwe, Michael Harding from South Africa, Alvaro Agullo from Spain, Manuel Pinheiro from Portugal, Noah Grossmann from Austria, Nathan Boulard from France, Juan Ochoa from Argentina and Iñaki Toledo from Chile. (Photo courtesy of CU Sports Information)
CU’s men’s tennis team: A global force on and off the court
Dorm Warz 2025
Dorm Warz 2025
In July, a group of students and staff from Campbellsville University will be going on a mission trip to Peru. During their stay, theywill be based near the city of Arequipa.
Crossing borders, building bridges
Disco’s Chop Shop, located at 108 W. Main St. in Campbellsville, Kentucky, has been in business for 17 years.
A cut above
Guilherme Vital poses for a photo on the red carpet at SXSW, representing his latest project, "Bob Trevino Likes It." SXSW stands for South by Southwest. It’s a conference and festival held annually in Austin, Texas. The event celebrates the convergence of interactive, film and music industries.
CU grad turns passion for film into a dream career
Campbellsville University mass communication students are in charge broadcasting the annual Athletic Awards Night, which will be held on Thursday, May 1. Pictured is Alex Meade, instructor of mass communication, helping his students with camera equipment during last year's event.
Behind the cameras

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The Tiger fans get rowdy for their men’s soccer team. (Photo courtesy of CU Sports Information/Photographer Macie Chapel)

More than a game

Trenton Cutwright • September 28, 2025

At Campbellsville University, student athletes play a big role in making campus what it is, so it’s important to show them how much they’re supported, according to CU Athletic Director Adam Preston....

A recently passed NCAA rule granted Lauren Lee another year of eligibility to play Division I basketball. (Photo by Brett Pierce/CU Sports Information Department)

The dream lives

Joe McBride • May 15, 2025

In her final year playing basketball for Campbellsville University, Lauren Lee’s outstanding season led her to be a First-Team All American. Lee led the team in points (537), minutes played (997), free...

Alfonso Alvarez moved to Campbellsville in 2022 to become the head coach of the men’s volleyball team. “I was not sure that I wanted to work here,” he said. “I had a lot of questions. I wasn’t convinced I wanted to live in Kentucky, and I had a lot of doubts. But when I arrived on campus, the Lord gave me this peace that can only come from Him.”

Building men, not just athletes

Priya Latchayya • April 16, 2025

Born and raised in Miami, Florida, Alfonso Alvarez moved to Campbellsville in 2022 to be the head coach of the men’s volleyball team. Alvarez has had a passion for athletics since he was a kid. He played...

The Campbellsville Tigers golf team takes in the moment at the 2024 NAIA National Championship. Competing in the "Battle for the Red Banner," the team showcases their talent on the national stage. (Photo courtesy of CU Sports Information)

Tigers men’s golf: Bonding beyond the course leads to success

Logan Washburn • April 7, 2025

The Campbellsville University men's golf team is making noise in the NAIA, sitting at No.14 in the latest rankings. With a string of impressive finishes, the Tigers have secured six top-three finishes...

The Campbellsville men’s tennis team members are, from left, Derrick Namauga from Zimbabwe, Michael Harding from South Africa, Alvaro Agullo from Spain, Manuel Pinheiro from Portugal, Noah Grossmann from Austria, Nathan Boulard from France, Juan Ochoa from Argentina and Iñaki Toledo from Chile. (Photo courtesy of CU Sports Information)

CU’s men’s tennis team: A global force on and off the court

Oriana Espinoza Mendoza • March 27, 2025

The Campbellsville University men’s tennis team stands out not only for its talent but also for its diversity. With players from South America, Europe and Africa, the team brings together different cultures,...

Ethan Wood delivers a pitch against the Union Bulldogs on March 18. Wood went on to close the game and secure the Campbellsville Tigers' 20th victory of the season.

‘Just keep pushing’

Joe McBride • March 24, 2025

In 2020, Ethan Wood was the fourth-ranked high school baseball player in Kentucky with a low 90s fastball. Born and raised in Lebanon, the six-foot-seven right-handed pitcher committed to the University...

Campbellsville University junior Caroline Pitcock has been playing softball since she was four years old. (Photo courtesy of CU Sports Information.)

Caroline Pitcock is making a name for herself in NAIA softball

Joe McBride • March 15, 2025

Campbellsville University junior Caroline Pitcock, 21, was born and raised in Bowling Green, Kentucky, and has been playing softball since she was just four years old. Through years of training and dedication,...

CU’s men’s wrestling program, which began in 2007, boasts four national champions. (Photo by CU Sports Information)

Beyond the mat

Grayce Stewart • November 26, 2024

The Campbellsville University men's wrestling team has taken the sport beyond the mat by overcoming physical and mental obstacles. While producing several national champions and All-Americans, the team...

Ambrose Shirk, unofficial team captain for the CU men’s bowling team, said this season has been the best of the five years he has bowled at CU. (Photo courtesy of CU Sports Information)

Striking success

Elizabeth Butler • November 21, 2024

The Campbellsville University men’s and women’s bowling teams started their fall 2024 season with a successful kick-off tournament at the Greater Nashville Open over the weekend of Oct. 28. They are...

Scholarship money and the chance to game are definite benefits of the Esports program, but the true secret of the Campbellsville Esports team is the camaraderie it fosters. (Photo provided by Zachary Brady)

Game on

Joshua Lawless • November 21, 2024

Campbellsville University’s Esports team provides an opportunity for student gamers to play the games they love, meet new people and earn scholarship money. While not being too much of a time consumer,...

Coach Robbie Gribbins is in his third year as assistant linebacker coach for Campbellsville University's football team. (Photo courtesy of the CU Sports Information Department)

Leading by example

Nate Monroe • November 8, 2024

Coach Robbie Gribbins is a God-fearing man whose faith has landed him a leadership role on Campbellsville University’s football team. Gribbins enters his third year as assistant linebacker coach for...

Beginning in the summer of 2018, the CU Sports Network was created by the Sports Information Department (SID) at CU. Zach Clements, the current assistant sports information director and creative director, was tasked with growing the broadcast. (Photos by Campbellsville University’s Sports Information Department.)

Live and unfiltered

Aden Murray • November 5, 2024

Campbellsville University sports is an important factor in campus life. Soccer and football at Finley Stadium. The basketball teams in Powell Gymnasium. The volleyball teams competing in Gosser Gymnasium. The...

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