Tusculum Library Director publishes 80th book
Director of the Library Myron “Jack” Smith recently published his 80th book. His latest release, titled, “Tinclads in the Civil ...
Wellness and Learning Panel Discussion to be hosted on campus by Niswonger Foundation
“Wellness and Learning - Finding the Link in Southern Appalachia” is the topic of an expert panel discussion that will ...
Tusculum College, students, staff and faculty recognize Martin Luther King Day
On Monday, January 18, Tusculum College students celebrated the life and contributions of Dr. Martin Luther King with service projects ...
‘Fabulous Cars of the ‘50s’ focus of lecture presentation
They just don’t make them like that anymore. The “Fabulous Cars of the ’50s” was the topic of a lecture ...
Like to Draw? This Competition May Be For You
The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACS-COC) is sponsoring a competition to design a new logo ...
More than 300 receive degrees in December
Countless hours spent studying textbooks, writing papers and doing research came to fruition Saturday for 315 individuals who received degrees ...
“Fabulous Cars of the ‘50s “is topic of Tusculum College lecture presentation
They just don't make them like that anymore. The "Fabulous Cars of the '50s" was the topic of a lecture ...
Central Ballet Theatre to present “Exodus: The Story of Moses” Jan. 22-24
Central Ballet Theatre of Greeneville will present its newest ballet, “Exodus: The Story of Moses,” on Jan. 22– 24 in ...
Jett recognized as ‘Student of the Block’ at Tusculum College
Lynnsey Jett of Jefferson City has been honored as “Student of the Block” for Block 4 in recognition of her ...
Ribbon cutting marks opening of GED Testing Center at Tusculum College
A partnership between Tusculum College and Adult Basic Education was kicked-off with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Tuesday, January 19, ...
