Tusculum students, staff give community and campus the ‘Nettie Day’ treatment
Tusculum College’s first benefactor, Nettie Fowler McCormick, would give students’ rooms the “white glove treatment” to check for cleanliness when ...
Collins wins QEP Logo Design Contest
Congratulations to Tusculum College student Beth Anne Collins, the first place winner in the Tusculum College Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) ...
Tusculum alumnus’ article appears in The Atlantic
An article about the underpaid, resource deprived Afghan Police by Anup Kaphle ‘07 , a digital media fellow with The ...
Tree to be planted at Tusculum College in memory of Jean Hixon
A tree-planting ceremony is planned for Saturday, October 17, at 10 a.m. at Tusculum College in memory of Jean Hixon, ...
Tusculum College student’s service trip to continue to benefit youth in Belize
A Tusculum College student’s service trip to Belize this summer has inspired the creation of a scholarship fund to give ...
Boyd and McCleish join staff of the Museums of Tusculum College, Walker new site and events manager
The Museums of Tusculum College have two new staff members to help with educational efforts, Dollie Boyd and Darlene McCleish ...
‘Words and Music’ offers a look at author’s inspirations and interests
Author Sharyn McCrumb and musician Jack Hinshelwood provided their audience at Tusculum College an intimate and sometimes light-hearted view into ...
“You the People” Constitutional Forum generates lively discussion
Students, staff and faculty at Tusculum College were treated to the opportunity to learn more about the United States Constitution ...
Museums bring storytellers to elementary students through partnership
Students at Camp Creek and Doak elementary schools had the opportunity recently to enjoy presentations by world-class storytellers through a ...
Professor Corinne Nicolas becomes American citizen
On Wednesday, September 30, Corinne Nicolas '95, associate professor of English at Tusculum College, became an American citizen. Nicolas took ...
