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While celebrating #InternationalWomensDay, take time to read about the women who made Campbell University what it is today. magazine.campbell.edu/articles/the-w…

From the Spring Edition: Three-time Campbell grad and resident doctor Sarah Lassiter is passionate about serving in a small, medically underserved town like Coats, where patients need and trust a familiar face. magazine.campbell.edu/articles/white…

From the new Campbell Magazine : Our peer mentors in the Lundy-Fetterman School of Business do more than lead — they're creating bonds that last well beyond graduation. magazine.campbell.edu/articles/gener…

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From the latest Campbell Magazine The rare neuromuscular disease forced Austin Blake to relearn how to walk before he could run. Austin overcame the odds to compete once again for Campbell Football before graduating and moving into coaching here at Campbell. magazine.campbell.edu/articles/flipp…

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The Fall 2023 edition of Campbell Magazine goes online today and hits mailboxes soon. We highlight Campbell University’s history with the Cape Fear River and one professor’s work to preserve the future of this relationship. issuu.com/campbelluniver…

The Cape Fear River has provided for Campbell University for over a century. A biology professor is leading efforts to give back and preserve the visitHarnett natural beauty. Explore Campbell Magazine 📰 about one of the great treasures in Harnett County! magazine.campbell.edu/articles/the-c…