Local students awarded Trustee, Presidential scholarships to Tusculum
Tusculum has named the recipients of its only full-tuition scholarship opportunity for exemplary academic students, the Trustee Honor Scholarship. Additionally, ...
Tusculum class identifies first sighting of silver-haired bat in Greene County
The first confirmed sighting of a silver-haired bat in Greene County has been documented by an environmental science class at ...
Crystal and Tom Jesse, Patrick Eramo and Sally Underwood honored with Tusculum Distinguished Service Award
Crystal and Tom Jesse and Patrick Eramo and Sally Underwood were presented the 2018 Distinguished Service Award during the President’s ...
Codell Construction chosen as contractor for Tusculum Chick-fil-A
Codell Construction of Winchester, Kentucky has been selected as the general contractor for the new Chick-fil-A facility on the Tusculum ...
TUSCULUM PROFILES – Penguin II
Jim Richmond ’66, was a straight-up, hardworking, earnest young man. Apparently those qualities served him well all through life, as ...
Tusculum selects new logo for transition to university
A new family of logos for Tusculum University will go into use July 1 after receiving approval from the Tusculum ...
Class Notes – April 2018
60s Sanda M. Abramson ’65 was awarded the Whitney M. Young, Jr. Service Award by the Boy Scouts of America ...
Tusculum Profiles – Nicknames
By some weird alchemy nicknames proliferated at Tusculum from 1959 through 1964. Some were alliterative, some amusing, some clever and ...
Tusculum Profiles – Jean I Brooks, Ph.D, professor of history
Dr. Jean I. Brooks was the best history professor I have ever had, and I have a Master of Arts ...
Tusculum Tradition Continues with Annual Lantern Festival
Since the 1950s, seniors at Tusculum have participated in the tradition of passing a lantern to an underclassmen, symbolizing the ...
