Voting continuing to help Tusculum qualify for $5,000 grant
First Tennessee Foundation continues to give away $5,000 to a different nonprofit every day. Please continue to vote for Tusculum ...
Old Oak Festival to feature art exhibit, readings, writing workshops, acoustic jam session
Fine arts will be a focus of the Old Oak Festival with activities at the Allison Gallery, Shulman Center and ...
Museum exhibit opening reception, lantern tour part of Old Oak Festival
The Museums of Tusculum College will host an opening of the new McCormick reaper exhibit, a lantern tour, "Pickin' at ...
Old Oak Festival to feature fine arts and crafts, music and more, April 25-27
The 2014 Old Oak Festival will feature fine arts and crafts from more than 80 vendors as the revived festival ...
Popular choral work, “Rutter’s Requiem,” to be focus of lecture Tuesday, April 22
Dr. David Hendricksen will present "Death, Music and Rutter's Requiem" at 7 p.m. in Room 46 of the Annie Hogan ...
Community theater interest meeting draws about 60 people
A second meeting of the interest group is scheduled for Saturday, May 3, at 2 p.m. in Room 46 of ...
Borden and Menken win 2014 Owens Literary Prize competition
Joseph Borden and Britany Menken are the winners of the 2014 Curtis and Billie Owens Literary Prize, which recognizes student ...
Old Oak Festival returns to Tusculum College April 25-27
The 2014 Old Oak Festival will feature fine arts and crafts from more than 60 vendors as the revived festival ...
Tusculum College names LeAnn Hughes vice president of enrollment management and marketing
LeAnn Hughes has been named vice president of enrollment management and marketing at Tusculum College, officials announced today. Hughes has ...
