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Samford’s Howard College of Arts and Sciences & School of the Arts Celebrate Spring 2026 Graduates | Samford University

Samford University’s Howard College of Arts and Sciencesand School of the Arts celebrated their spring graduates with a joint commencement ceremony. Neil Davis was presented with an honorary Doctor of Fine Arts degree. Ahead of commencement exercises, Davis reflected on nearly 50 years in practice and how his understanding of the profession has changed over time. 

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Black Alumnae Reflect on Resilience, Mentorship and Representation in Architecture | Auburn College of Architecture, Design and Construction

At Auburn University and beyond, a generation of Black women have carved out space in the architecture industry where less than half a percent of licensed U.S. architects share their identity. Despite the challenges of architecture school and the added pressure of representation, the women persevered in the pursuit of their chosen careers.

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Samford Listed as One of the Most Beautiful College Campuses in the US | U.S. News & World Report

Davis Architects’ connection to Samford University spans multiple generations… Neil Davis shared, “My father was involved in the original campus planning, and over the years we’ve had the opportunity to contribute to many of the buildings that shape the campus today. I’m grateful to see his initial vision come to life, and it’s equally gratifying to have had a hand in its continued development.”

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The Craziest Facilities in College Sports Aren’t for Football or Basketball | Huddle Up

“Last year, the University of Alabama unveiled its new golf practice facility. Known as the Crimson Reserve, the $47 million state-of-the-art complex spans 176 acres and includes every amenity you could possibly want, such as a nine-hole golf course, a 410-yard driving range, short-game practice areas, and an 18,000-square-foot clubhouse.”

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