Ground broken on $6 million residence hall project
Groundbreaking ceremonies were held Saturday to celebrate the construction of two new apartment-style residence halls on campus ...
Doak House Museum to offer workshops in batik, quilting and herbs
The museum will offer a batik and natural dyes workshop March 14-16 and quilting and herbs workshops later in the ...
Tusculum announces new master’s in education program in Madison, N.C.
Tusculum College and the Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College are partnering to allow the College to offer master's classes in Madison ...
How churches can faithfully respond to cultural changes to be focus of Theologian-in-Residence series
The Rev. Carol Howard Merritt will explore how churches can faithfully respond to the cultural changes around them as part ...
Tusculum College librarian authors Civil War book
Professor Myron J. "Jack" Smith, Jr., has authored a new book, “The Fight for the Yazoo, August 1862-July 1864: Swamps, ...
Youth talent searches audition to be held at Tusculum College
Tusculum College in Greeneville will once again be an audition stop for the successful “{One} Singular Sensational Evening” event sponsored ...
Upcoming alumni and friends events include events in Georgia, Alabama, Kentucky, New Jersey and Tennessee
Day and overnight trip options are available for the event scheduled for the weekend of April 13-14 in Kentucky. Other ...
Old Oak Festival returns to Tusculum College April 19-21
Plans are being finalized for the Old Oak Festival coming to campus April 19-21 ...
Pickin’ at the Doak’s returns for 2013 at the Doak House Museum
The fun, free, family-friendly, informal music jam session, open to pickers and listeners alike, returns to the Doak House on ...
Guitarist Charles Tunstall to perform on Thursday, Jan. 31
A variety of musical styles will be featured in the performance at 6 p.m. in the lobby of the Thomas ...
