By Kallie Sohm With the announcement that Trevecca officials want to add up to 150 more athletes comes the question of how the campus will
SAAC president works overtime
By Miriam Kirk Adi Hale, a senior majoring in social work, came to Trevecca because she had the opportunity to play basketball and be the
New University Chaplain selected
By Brooklyn Dance Trevecca’s new chaplain will come to campus with 17 years of experience as a church pastor and a desire to minister to
Trevecca considering new food providers
By Matthew Parris After 45 years of service, Trevecca is reevaluating its contract with Pioneer College Caterers, and hopes to decide before graduation whether it
Retention Rates for African-American students lower than rest of student body
By Kayla Williamson Around one-third of African American students who start college at Trevecca end up graduating from the university, compared to 57 percent of
Students and faculty prepare to spend summer abroad
By Joshua Michel It has been 20 years since Kathy Mowry, professor of intercultural studies and Christian education, and her husband Jon were missionaries in