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Trevecca to begin Spring 2021 semester with a phased return of students

Following the pattern set with the Fall 2020 semester, Trevecca officials announced today that students will return to campus in phases to begin the Spring 2021 semester.  “There is reason to be optimistic about the ending of the pandemic in 2021 as we see the early

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History in the Making: Trevecca professor helps nominate historic church for historic registry

2020 has been a historic year, to say the least, but rather than get bogged down by the present, Dr. Steve Hoskins has looked to the past for answers. Hoskins, associate professor of religion at

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New master’s program will equip educators to succeed in new teaching landscape

Megan Groves has wanted to be a teacher for as long as she can remember. Like many children, Groves, a senior who will graduate from Trevecca with a degree in elementary education later this month

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Trevecca announces construction of new health sciences wing and launch of School of STEM

As the home of the state’s first physician assistant (PA) program, Trevecca Nazarene University understands the value of well-trained health science professionals in our world.Today, University officials announced several actions that will make it

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Dr. Mike Schatzlein: Passionate about shaping the next generation of health care professionals

For most of his career, Mike Schatzlein’s passion has been medicine—but not just practicing medicine and treating patients. He said much of his love for medicine lies in the relationships he builds with those

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Building student success and literacy in the midst of a global pandemic

Dr. Lakisha BrinsonStephanie HamIf there’s one positive outcome from the global pandemic, it’s the opportunity to look at things with a fresh perspective. That’s the approach Trevecca graduate Stephanie Ham (MLIS ’09) is taking

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Trevecca officials announce tuition freeze for the 2021-2022 academic year

In a year that’s been filled with uncertainty, Trevecca wants to offer certainty to students and their families. University officials announced today that tuition rates will remain the same for the 2021-2022 academic year. The

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Trevecca graduate student and veteran works to become an educator

Nine and a half years serving with honor as a United States Marine. One year in a civilian job. Four years completing a bachelor’s degree in business administration and ministry leadership. After all of that, Trevecca graduate

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Future-focused: Preparing criminal justice leaders for a changing world

Commander Dwayne GreeneWhen he thinks about criminal justice and the need for change in policing, Commander Dwayne Greene finds himself thinking about a question someone recently asked him. “I attend a lot of community meetings