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By Jasmin Enriquez Martinez Features Editor On the rooftop of the University Commons building, students gather, moving to the rhythm as live music fills the space. AMPED, an official student club, gives student musicians a chance to gain experience and perform on campus. Performances are usually held on Thursdays in the UC basement or on […] The post W
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By Michelle Loria Alvarado, Lydia Chapman Executive Editor, Senior Reporter For Craig Bishop, success in law enforcement is often measured by a target. In firearms training, he tells his students that hitting the mark 70% of the time is the minimum standard for passing. But for Bishop, that is not enough. “That’s three bullets that […] The post Teachin
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By Maven McGregory Senior Reporter Trevecca’s Softball team is focusing on growth and development this season as their roster is made up of mostly freshmen and sophomores, a younger team than most of the competition this year. The team holds an overall record of 15-13 and a 11-13 record in the GSC (Gulf South Conference). […] The post Trevecca softball
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By Michelle Loria Alvarado Executive Editor The international student council will be hosting Taste the Nations at Trevecca Community Church on April 17 starting at 6 p.m. “Taste the Nations is the one time you get to be in a room with people from all over the world and to actually get to meet them, […] The post Taste the Nations returns with food, per
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By Jasmin Enriquez Martinez Features Editor During the summer, a young Jim Hiatt worked as a student building the roof for the university president’s home and digging drainage for Trevecca’s baseball field. After 43 years at the university, he is retiring from the place he once helped build. “It’s almost like abandoning the biggest part […] The p
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By Lydia Chapman Senior Reporter At 3 a.m. in Athens, a group of students boarded a plane half-awake and half-delirious, unaware their journey home would not be simple. After days of filming at ancient ruins across Greece, their return involved missed connections, blizzard warnings in Chicago, a two-and-a-half-hour wait for luggage and a last-minute charter
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By Lauren Steinbrook News and Engagement Editor Trevecca Nazarene University will require at least 45 credit hours for apartment housing beginning in fall 2026 as officials work to address near-capacity housing and prioritize upperclassmen. The new requirement applies to all apartment-style housing, including University Commons and Legacy Apartments — Bush,
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By Mouly Luna Staff Writer As Trevecca prepares for Giving Day 2026, students are playing a key role in spreading the word by using social media, club sponsored campus events, and personal outreach to boost participation and increase donations.   Beyond raising funds, Giving Day highlights the impact of student involvement as they help shape how [&
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By Lauren Steinbrook News and Engagement Editor Trevecca Nazarene University President Dan Boone announced he will retire in July 2027 after more than two decades leading the university. A 1974 graduate of Trevecca, Boone became the university’s 11th president in 2005.  According to a press release from Trevecca, during Boone’s time at Trevecca, the Uni
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By Mouly Luna Staff Writer International student enrollment at Trevecca has dropped significantly in the past two years, not because of declining interest but because of increased challenges in the federal visa process.  According to Vice President of Enrollment Melinda Miller, the number of undergraduate international students entering with F-1 visas h
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