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Tiger Kaleidoscope: Building community and belonging at CU
CU professors Dr. John Hurtgen, Dr. Indra Sahu and Kelly Joplin were all recently selected as Faculty Fellowship recipients for the 2025-2026 academic year.
Three Campbellsville University faculty members receive Faculty Fellowships
Campbellsville University unveils new mission and vision statement
Campbellsville University unveils new mission and vision statement
Only three young women participated in this year’s Valentine’s Pageant. They are, from left, second runner-up Jaelyn Crawford, winner Makenna Meeks and first runner-up Macy Stillwell.
CU tradition faces new challenges
At CU’s recent chapel, LaWanda Hazard encouraged Campbellsville University students to stay the course by continuing to serve Christ, even in a world filled with sin and distraction, and to never give up on their dreams.
LaWanda Hazard encourages students to find a Godly purpose in an ever-changing world
Elizabeth Butler
My experience as an LGBTQ+ Christian at CU
Rodrigo Palomino
Challenges of being a college senior
Daniel is currently in a long distance relationship with Sophia, who is a college student in his home country of Colombia.
Far from you
Thank God for the bad times
Thank God for the bad times
Priya Latchayya, left, shares life-advice with prospective student Lucy during a tour of CU.
From a warm welcome to lasting advice
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
CU’s men’s wrestling program, which began in 2007, boasts four national champions. (Photo by CU Sports Information)
Beyond the mat
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
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
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
Matthew Stults showcases nature-inspired art at CU
Matthew Stults showcases nature-inspired art at CU
Heartland Church celebrated its first baptism on Sept. 8. 2024. Pastor Chapman Bean baptized Chandler Durham. (Photo by Gracie Skaggs)
‘Love God, love people and make disciples’
The White Orchid is located at 223 East Main Street in Campbellsville. It’s open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday.
The White Orchid: More than a florist
CU alum Luke Mullis has gone from managing social media for the CU bass fishing team to working for a pro fisherman.
Casting a new career
Clay Hill Memorial Forest is located at 7426 Old Lebanon Road in Campbellsville.
Clay Hill is more than just a research facility

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