By Naomi Overby Ellie Schut, a sophomore at Trevecca, has a permanent display of her love for the Enneagram—a tattoo of the three-part figure that sits just below the crook of her […]
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Taste the Nations canceled for this year
By Audrey Yawn The Namaste club is canceling “Taste the Nations” for the first time in 13 years because of short planning times and lack of participation. The club, which was started […]
Trevecca’s partnership with YMCA Black and Latino Achievers creates opportunities for students
By Kayla Williamson When Lal Zundei was a junior at a Nashville high school she decided to join the YMCA Black and Latino Achievers program. She was looking for a mentor and […]
Athletic department to add junior varsity teams
By Kallie Sohm Trevecca officials want add 100 additional athletes to the student body within the next four years with the addition of junior varsity and club teams. “When you look at […]
Trevecca international students represent 17 countries
By Alexis Garcia When international students come to college, they leave their family, home and lifestyle. Trevecca has 56 undergraduate international students who represent 17 countries this semester. When international students come […]
SGA revising constitution to prepare for next year
By Brooklyn Dance Voting members of SGA spent the last two SGA meetings discussing 14 proposed changes to the SGA constitution for the 2019-2020 school year. Eleven changes were proposed on Monday, […]
Film festival to debut on campus in April
By Kayla Williamson and Ethan Campbell It’s a Friday afternoon in late February and the shelves of the Trevecca Media Arts cage are empty. Seth Henderson, sophomore student worker, has just finished […]
$700,00 slated for campus renovations
By Matthew Parris Renovations for Johnson Hall and Jernigan are planned to begin this summer. Johnson Hall’s renovations have already been approved, and are budgeted for around $700,000, said David Caldwell, executive […]
SOMA offers multiple ways to get involved on campus this semester
By Joshua Michel In addition to their weekly Tuesday night worship, SOMA has this semester introduced morning prayer, new service opportunities and a revival movement. “It’s a safe environment. If you don’t […]
New academic honestly policy will track student offenses
By Miriam Kirk A new protocol on campus this year for dealing with students who cheat will mean better tracking of academic dishonesty on campus. Last year Lena Welch, dean of the […]