FLY Dance Company takes the stage at Tusculum College
FLY Dance Company will make its way to Tusculum College this week for what organizers say is an “eye-popping 90 ...
Fluidity of Jewish texts examined in third session of Theologian-in-Residence series
The phenomenon of “Rewritten Bible” was also explored during the third session of the annual lecture series ...
Tusculum receives $1,500 for nursing scholarship
Tusculum College has received a $1,500 gift from Morning Pointe Foundation for the establishment an annual nursing scholarship ...
Morse named to Tusculum College Board of Trustees
The Tusculum College Board of Trustees approved Dr. Jane Lovvorn Morse '77 as its newest board member in a meeting ...
Tusculum College to participate in National African American Read-In
As a part of Black History Month, Tusculum College will participate in the National African American Read-In. The event will ...
Ancient Jewish sect connected to the Dead Sea Scrolls the focus of second Theologian-in-Residence lecture
The Essenes, an ancient Jewish sect believed by scholars to be the group who wrote the Dead Sea Scrolls, were ...
New dates announced for lectures at Tusculum College
New dates have been set for lectures at Tusculum College. The lecture examining the political and religious rivalry between Rev ...
Construction continues on Ronald H. and Verna June Meen Center for Science and Math
The sound of hammering and sawing resonates at Tusculum College with the continued construction of the Ronald H. and Verna ...
Tusculum College contractor wins world championship
Tony Shelton of Creative Masonry is the “Toughest Tender” in the world. Shelton competed in the Spec Mix Bricklayer 500 ...
Tusculum lecture to feature tenuous relationship of Tusculum College founders
A lecture examining the political and religious rivalry between Rev. Hezekiah Balch and Rev. Samuel Doak, founders of Tusculum College, ...
