Rentenbach selected as general contractor for Tusculum College science facility
Rentenbach Constructors Incorporated recently selected by the Tusculum College Board of Trustees as the general contractor for the Ronald H ...
Greeneville Grad Finale rescheduled to March 18
Greeneville Grad Finale has been rescheduled for March 18. The event will take place in the lobby of Pioneer Arena ...
Library Director Jack Smith publishes 86th book
Professor Myron J. “Jack” Smith, Jr., has written a new book, “Civil War Biographies from the Western Waters: 956 Confederate ...
Old Oak Festival returns to Tusculum College April 17-19
The arts and music festival will feature something for everyone, including crafts, music, art, theater, storytelling and area authors, as ...
Keeneland trip to benefit women’s soccer program set for April 11
The women's soccer program is hosting its popular trip to the race track in Lexington, Ky., for Coolmore Stakes Day ...
Alumni honored in Hamblen County school system
Learn about these honors and other happenings in the lives of your fellow alumni ...
Theatre-at-Tusculum to present comedic musical revue ‘How to Eat Like a Child’
The musical will be performed at 7 p.m. on Feb. 27-28 and March 5-7 in the Behan Arena Theatre with ...
ETSU, Tusculum to collaborate on History Day competition
East Tennessee State University and Tusculum College have announced their joint sponsorship of an annual National History Day (NHD) competition ...
Tusculum professor to serve on state committee to review academic standards
Terri Tilson, assistant professor of education at Tusculum College, has been named by Governor Bill Haslam to serve on one ...
Library director addresses Civil War group
Tusculum College’s Library Director Myron J. “Jack” Smith will be speaking at the Knoxville Civil War Roundtable in Knoxville on ...
