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
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
It’s rare that Dr. Timothy Drinkwine finds himself sitting at the desk in his office during the day. In fact, it’s rare that he finds himself sitting down at all. As principal of Mount Pleasant Middle
Xzandria Toombs was working in instructional design before she even knew it was a career path. From 2016-2019, Toombs worked as an early childhood training specialist at Alabama Public Television (APT), putting her undergraduate degree
Applying for college is a time-honored rite of passage, and, this year, Trevecca is making the process a little easier for prospective students. The University has joined the Common App, a platform designed to
Dawn Olson is an entrepreneur at heart. When she was 12 years old, her parents bought a video store, and Olson spent much of her time working with her dad, learning how to run
The start of a new academic year is always exciting, but this year was even more so. After the COVID-19 pandemic forced the University to complete the Spring 2020 semester remotely, welcoming students back
A self-described “lifelong educator,” Dr. Mark Bowles sees his role as Trevecca’s new director of Academic Services as more of a calling than a job. “One of my writing tutors recently articulated an idea that
Andrew Preston is a sports guy. He always has been and says there are not many sports that can deter his commitment to parking himself in front of the television on big game days.
Siobhan Thaxton spent almost 18 years working as a unit secretary and patient care technician at Jackson Madison-County General Hospital in Jackson, Tennessee. She loved getting to interact with patients and see them progress