October 14, 2026
Education
Trojan Talk
by Thomas Drinnon We hope everyone had a great fall break, and is prepared for the second half of our semester! The second nine-weeks is… Login to continue reading Login…
Hamblen Boy helps HCSO with Backpacks
From Contributed Reports An 11-year-old Hamblen County student has spent his fall break making a difference. Denton Wilson has used part of his fall break… Login to continue reading Login…
Noncredit Health Programs Slated for Walters State
From Contributed Reports Students can start an in-demand healthcare career in months through Walters State’s Division of Workforce Training Health Programs. Classes train registered dental… Login to continue reading Login…
Tusculum University naming Disciple Living-Learning Center house in honor of local Chistian leaders Jeff and Lisa Idell
From Contributed Reports GREENEVILLE – Tusculum University will further honor the Christian leadership of business and community leaders Jeff and Lisa Idell by naming the… Login to continue reading Login…
Tennessee Advances Participation in the Federal Education Tax Credit Program
From Contributed Reports Nashville, TN — The Tennessee Department of Education (TDOE) is excited to take the first step in implementing the federal education tax credit… Login to continue reading Login…
Tusculum University students gaining practical experience helping build new history exhibit at Greene County Museum
From Contributed Reports GREENEVILLE – Tusculum University students are contributing to the community’s quality of life and gaining hands-on learning as they help build a… Login to continue reading Login…
Tennessee Tech’s Office of Financial Aid to host free Oct. 22 event to guide students through FAFSA process
From Contributed Reports COOKEVILLE, Tenn. – The 2027-2028 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is now available to students nationwide, and Tennessee Tech University… Login to continue reading Login…
When Lindsay Buffington arrived at Walters State Community College, she was certain of one thing: She could not do math.
Buffington was born prematurely and experienced a brain bleed affecting the area of her brain involved in mathematics. Math had always been difficult, and the… Login to continue reading Login…
Tusculum University alumnus and NBA senior advisor inducted into statewide higher education organization’s hall of fame
From Contributed Reports GREENEVILLE – A Tusculum University alumnus who has enjoyed a distinguished career and now serves as senior advisor, formerly president of administration,… Login to continue reading Login…
The Princeton Review: Carson-Newman a “Best in the South”
From Contributed Reports JEFFERSON CITY, Tenn. – The Princeton Review has named Carson-Newman University as a “Best in the South.” The accolade is part of… Login to continue reading Login…