Tusculum’s Arbogast wins Virginia Carter Smith Scholarship to persuasive development writing conference
Michelle Arbogast, associate director of foundations and corporate relations at Tusculum college was one of five national winners of the ...
Tusculum named to Presidential Honor Roll for Community Service for ninth time
The designation recognizes colleges and universities for exemplary service efforts and service to America’s communities ...
Tusculum student lands prestigious internship at Northwestern Mutual
Kevin Jerome, a junior at Tusculum, is taking advantage of the opportunities the College has offered and has interned at ...
Class of 65 members celebrate 50th reunion with activities at Commencement
Members of the Class of 1965 celebrated May 8-9 with activities related to the spring commencement ceremony ...
Learn the latest news about Tusculum alumni
Catch up with what is happening with your fellow alumni in the latest version of Class Notes ...
Doak House Museum to present ‘Drop-In’ History Camp June 8-12
The Doak House Museum is offering a history camp option in June for youngsters who want to attend fun, educational ...
Margaret Simpson Gaut honored with Distinguished Service Award
Tusculum honored Margaret Gaut '40 for her many years of service and support of her Alma Mater during the annual ...
Museum hosting traveling exhibit about Emancipation and Reconstruction through June
The President Andrew Johnson Museum and Library is now hosting the traveling exhibit, "Free at Last!" ...
More than 270 receive degrees Saturday during spring commencement
Two hundred and seventy-seven individuals were presented their degrees during commencement ...
Jo Ann Soderquist Kramer advises Tusculum College graduates on becoming leaders
Jo Ann Soderquist Kramer, the first woman to receive a master’s degree in aerospace engineering, was the keynote speaker at ...
