"Being at Trevecca means I get to build on a family legacy. My late great-grandfather, Norman Palmer, went to Trevecca. Then my grandfather, Jack Suits, also attended. It just feels right to keep the legacy going!" 

"Attending Trevecca has blessed me with an opportunity to not only learn within a welcoming community amongst other Nazarene students, but also to introduce myself to new perspectives that develop my understanding of what it means to be a Christian in this world." 

"I have appreciated going to Trevecca not just because of the amazing people and wonderful programs but because of the foundational Nazarene beliefs that are understood and applied through every aspect of campus life." 

"I’m so grateful to be at Trevecca! I've found a group of people who I connect with, and it's really easy to get involved on campus. Going to Trevecca has given me many opportunities to learn more about God, and the ability to meet others with similar goals and interests. It truly feels like a family! It’s really fun going to school with other Nazarenes. It’s given me a point of connection with people who grew up in similar environments. It makes me feel like I already know these people in some way because we have something in common. I've found a place where I'm loved and supported by other students, professors and staff on campus." 

“Going to college is so much more than getting a diploma. It’s about being formed and shaped in a community with others. That is why I am passionate about the community on The Hill.” 

“I'm convinced there isn't another university more prepared for its students than Trevecca! I love the community I’ve experienced and feel confident that the people at Trevecca will continue to help me grow in every area of my life."

"Even though I grew up in a Nazarene church, it wasn’t until college that I realized what a gift it was to be a part of this family. Attending a Nazarene university allowed me to make a global network of friendships and connect with a community of mentors, guides and supporters. It was also in college that I first came to realize how hopeful and life-filled our own message and heritage is, and many of the most influential figures in that heritage were making their contributions as professors at Trevecca. I love teaching at Trevecca because I get to stand on the shoulders of giants in the faith—saints who have sacrificed to help the church I love be more faithful to the way of Jesus." 

"The church is not primarily an organization nor a building—it is a group of people who are called out of the world to live out God’s calling on their lives. That is exactly what Trevecca is for me. It is a place where I have been taught and mentored by godly people as a student and young professor and a place where I now have the privilege of doing the same for others in return."