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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

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Trevecca among best universities in Tennessee in WalletHub ranking

Trevecca is ranked among the best colleges and universities in the state, according to WalletHub. The personal finance website released its “2021 College and University Rankings” on Oct. 19. Trevecca ranked fifth among Tennessee

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Trevecca announces adjusted spring semester schedule

Building on the success of the Fall 2020 semester, Trevecca officials announced today that the split semester strategy would continue into the spring for traditional undergraduate students.  “We created the 7-7 Plan to allow us to reallocate classroom spaces and limit possible exposure

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Trevecca professor releases new book on music industry

When it comes to the music industry, Vince Wilcox has done a little of everything. Marketing, producing, artist management, entertainment law, singer/songwriter—Wilcox clearly understands the broad scope of the industry. “Over the past 40 years

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2014 Trevecca graduate pursues doctorate, researches infectious diseases

When COVID-19 brought her lab research to a halt, Audra Fullen wasn’t sure what to do with herself. “In the middle of March, they told us to go home until further notice,” said Fullen, a

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Trevecca to offer online seminar focused on biblical lament and hope

Lament and hope have long been part of the Christian tradition—and in times like these, hope in the midst of mournful lamentations is essential. That’s why leaders in Trevecca’s Millard R. Reed School of Theology

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Homecoming 2020 moves to a virtual event, fall Commencement Celebration rescheduled

Trevecca’s annual Homecoming Weekend events will move to a virtual format this year, while a fall Commencement Celebration previously planned to honor Dec. 2019 and May 2020 graduates will be rescheduled to Dec. 5.   “Over the course of the