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Trevecca unveils Back Home to the Hill Plan, outlines health and safety protocols for fall semester

As the Fall 2020 semester draws near, Trevecca Nazarene University officials released the Back Home to the Hill Plan today.  The plan, which outlines specific steps the University will take to keep the campus community healthy

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Trevecca announces new criminal justice program designed for working adults

This fall, Trevecca will offer a new option to prospective students who want to serve their communities: the Bachelor of Science in criminal justice studies. Dr. Craig Bishop, program director, sees the new program as

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Trevecca Nazarene University’s Spring 2020 Dean’s List announced

Trevecca Nazarene University has named the following undergraduate students to its Dean’s Lists for the Spring 2020 semester. To be named to the Dean’s List, undergraduates must attain a semester grade point average of

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Two-time Trevecca grad tapped to lead Franklin High School

In 1999, Shane Pantall was checking his mail where he worked at Fairview High School when he found a little yellow postcard in his mailbox. He didn’t know at the time, but that little

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Trevecca launches Center for African American Worship Studies, announces first workshop

Joining with African American leaders across the country, leaders in Trevecca’s School of Music and Worship Arts announced the Center for African American Worship Studies today.  Dr. Stephen Newby, a sought-after worship pastor, educator, musician, composer and scholar

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Trevecca professor exhibits art in New York, explores intersection of art and psychology in class

Fifteen years ago, Randy Carden became a painter. He’d already spent 20 years of his life devoted to the study of psychology, and though the discipline interested him beyond any other, he felt something was

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Trevecca grads take home awards in international songwriting competition

It all starts with a song. At least it does for Dr. Kim McLean and her students. McLean has been in the business of songwriting for 30 years, and she said when music has played

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Trevecca doctoral student in counseling recipient of prestigious award

PaQuita Pullen’s path from the school desk to the therapist couch didn’t look exactly how she’d imagined.After she earned her Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Trevecca in 2014, Pullen began

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Recent Trevecca graduate garners highly competitive journalism internship

Typically when getting ready for an interview, Maria Monteros will gather her reporter's notebook, her phone and her laptop and head to the agreed-upon coffee shop or library to fine-tune her questions and double-check

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Trevecca journalism graduate helps tell the story of the pandemic

Tyler Whetstone’s journalism professors at Trevecca had no way of predicting that six years after graduating, he’d be trying to figure out how to do his job in the middle of a global pandemic. But