Tusculum College News

Tusculum College's Simon Holzapfel has been named the South Atlantic Conference Men's Cross Country Runner of the Week.

The Tusculum College volleyball team defeated Lenoir-Rhyne University 3-0 in South Atlantic Conference action Saturday morning at Shuford Memorial Gymnasium.

All five high school bands in Greene County were among 17 bands performing at the fifth annual "Greeneville Band Classic on Saturday at Tusculum College's Pioneer Field.

Coordinator of Faculty Services Tusculum College is seeking a Coordinator of Faculty Services for the Graduate and Professional Studies program.

Greg Harmon intercepted Cory Russell on the final play to preserve Wingate University's 37-33 victory over visiting Tusculum College on Saturday.

The fifth annual "Greeneville Band Classic" will be held on Saturday, Oct. 4, on Pioneer Field at Tusculum College.

Greeneville Mayor Laraine King signed a proclamation Friday recognizing September as "Homeless Awareness Month" here.

Tusculum College will hold its eighth annual "Health and Fitness Fall Fantasia" on Thursday, Oct.

Western Carolina freshman women's tennis player Layne Arnold made a splash in her first tournament as a Catamount winner her flight in the ETSU Fall Invitational this past weekend.

The fifth annual "Greeneville Band Classic" will be held on Saturday, Oct. 4, on Pioneer Field at Tusculum College.

The third-ranked Tusculum College men's soccer team fell to 2007 NCAA II national runner-up and defending co-South Atlantic Conference champions Lincoln Memorial University 6-1 on Wednesday evening in the SAC ...

A leading U.S. historian who specializes in the Reconstruction period following the Civil War explained Thursday why he is critical of President Andrew Johnson's racial attitudes and policy positions during ...

Racial equality in America was advanced by enactment of the 14th and 15th constitutional amendments during Andrew Johnson's 1865-69 presidency, according to Dr.

"From War to Peace on the Streets of Northern Ireland" will be discussed by Roy Garland on Thursday, Sept.

Tusculum College has learned that an ineligible student-athlete participated in the Pioneers' first two football games of the 2008 season.

Thursday morning, Tusculum College students pitched in to help a variety of community efforts as the college's annual Nettie Fowler McCormick Service Day was observed.

Dwight Pfennig is beginning his fourth year at the helm of Pocono Mountain School District, the 13th-largest district in Pennsylvania.

Much of the fine East Tennessee antique furniture and silver collection of the late Frances and Jack Overall is going to be coming back home to Greeneville, Tenn., and the area.

After considerable discussion Thursday, the Greene County Commission's Budget & Finance Committee voted to recommend appropriating $600 to maintain six proposed local Civil War Trails signs for a year.

Tusculum College has reached a historic milestone with the entrance of its 2008-2009 crop of new students who have matriculated and are taking classes, a group that appears to be the largest of its type in ...