Growing up in West Tennessee as the children of a pastor, siblings Dr. Debra Messenger-Smith and Dr. Dedrick Messenger didn’t just talk about serving others—they lived it.“My dad was an educator and pastor,” Dedrick
Like most college juniors, Steven Collins spends his days in class, and his evenings—more often than not—are filled with homework.But Collins probably doesn’t fit your idea of a traditional college undergraduate.He’s been married for
Working as a collection representative, MieNa Beard felt stuck in her career.“I was barely making $30,000 working strict and long hours,” Beard said. “It wasn’t a good work-life balance, and I was unhappy.”After being
Growing up, Dan Konow (’98) was the son of blue-collar working-class parents in Fort Wayne, Ind. It was from his parents, Konow says, that he learned the importance of hard work and integrity, which
Trevecca Nazarene University’s very first Giving Day is set for April 16, 2020. The 24-hour campaign offers the entire Trevecca community a chance to invest in the work of the University and the lives
As leaves fall and daylight grows shorter, Trevecca Nazarene University is ushering in a new era for recreational sports. Students now have the opportunity to compete against other colleges and universities in a new
On a Sunday morning in October 2018, Trevecca alumnus Jake Beard ('19) made the drive from Trevecca's campus to Manchester, Tenn., where he preached his first sermon at Estill Spring Church of the Nazarene. Trevecca
Undergraduate research is a vital component of the Trevecca educational experience, and students will have plenty of opportunities to take part this year.Faculty-Led Academic Research Experience (FLARE) projects planned for the Spring 2020 semester
Preparing graduates for leadership and service is a key component of Trevecca’s mission. It’s also a chief reason the University is launching a new degree program, the Master of Public Administration (MPA).“This new program
Trevecca freshman Alex Webster says it was Trevecca’s atmosphere and academics that drew him to the University.“When I came on campus, I walked around and just felt like I should come here,” he said