The start of a new academic year at Trevecca is full of traditions, from Move-In Day and Welcome Week to the first chapel of the year. And for the fifth consecutive year, the University
For Dr. David Wu, teaching at Trevecca isn’t just a job; it’s a calling.Wu, who grew up Buddhist in Taiwan and came to faith in Christ while in high school, says his first calling
Lane Yoder’s life is busy.As the director of the Motlow College Foundation, she’s constantly juggling meetings and calls, planning events or developing initiatives. As the academic year kicks off, Yoder finds herself alternating between
Allison Buzard vividly remembers discovering her calling to social work as an undergraduate student at Asbury University in Wilmore, Ky.“I came into college as a Christian ministry major,” Buzard recalled. “I knew I wanted
Trevecca welcomed a few new faces to campus this semester, and they aren’t all students. Eleven new professors, faculty members and administrators joined the Trevecca family for the 2018-2019 academic year.School of Arts and
When Tim Drinkwine first came to Trevecca, he didn’t realize the impact it would have on him as a leader one day.Now serving as the new principal of Mount Pleasant Middle School of the
As a kick-off to the Fall 2018 semester, 450 of Trevecca’s newest students spent yesterday morning living out the University’s core value of service at various ministry sites around the city.Known as CityLINK Service
A few months ago, Berenice Oliva never would have thought she’d be an intern at Congressman Jim Cooper’s D.C. office.From May 21- June 29, the junior social work major and about 13 students from
Trevecca students will have one more name to learn when they return to campus later this week: the Center for Student Development.The newly created Center for Student Development combines the work of the former
For Donna Carlile, being a chaplain has always been about being there for people, no matter what they’re walking through. Last fall, the Trevecca graduate—and current Trevecca graduate student—became an instrumental part in fulfilling