By Jordan Nicole Taylor
Trevecca’s 72-hour short film festival winner “Bigfoot on Campus” smashed through the theater, leaving audiences roaring with approval.
Each year Trevecca students elect classmates to serve as their voice on campus. Student government leaders plan events and communicate with the administration on the behalf of students. The TrevEchoes has asked each member of the executive council some questions, including how you can contact them and what they think the most important issues are on campus. Each day we will feature a council member. Up first: SGA President Riley Wampler.
Trevecca was one of three Nashville universities to be visited this week by a non-profit group that advocates for the rights of gay, bisexual, transgender and queer students on college campuses.
More than 200 Trevecca community members, including administration, faculty and students, gathered in the Boone Convocation Center to participate in discussions with 17 “equality riders” from Soulforce, a non-profit advocacy organization that supports LGBTQ people from religious and political oppression, according to the group’s website.
