Goree was named after “Neely Avenue,” which was a street her parents took on the way to the hospital the day she was born.
Read moreCampus Preview Weekend
Despite the lower turnout, Director of Admissions Scott Schindler still seemed confident because of the unusually high number of seniors.
Read moreBoard of Trustees
Twenty-four trustees, nine trustee advisers, and four officers will spend Thursday and Friday revising the college's policies on several issues such as finance, admissions, academics, athletics, and federal funding.
Read moreBakertree Fall Festival
Campus Activities Board (CAB) is excited to announce that Bakertree is fast approaching.
Read moreVolkswagen Scandal
VW’s violation of the EPA’s Clean Air Act was first discovered in May 2014 by scientists at West Virginia University.
Read moreTransitional Housing
At the beginning of the year, two Carter halls were moved into transitional housing due to the Carter renovations.
Read moreHomecoming 2015
Homecoming weekend this year features some fresh events alongside all our favorite traditions.
Read moreMeet Isaiah Barnfield
Isaiah Barnfield, from a tiny town in Southern Ill. called West Frankfort, is the new Resident Director in Founders.
Read moreChattanooga Considers Raising Minimum Wage
Following a larger national trend, Chattanooga city officials are looking to increase the minimum wage for the city despite an existing Tennessee law which prohibits individual cities from raising the minimum wage.
Read moreJemar Tisby on Repentance in the PCA
Monday, Sept. 14 , Jemar Tisby addressed the topic of racial bias in an evening lecture which drew hundreds of students, faculty, and even a handful of graduates.
Read moreMeet Chris Robinson
After four years teaching as an adjunct professor for Covenant College’s Sociology department, Dr. Chris Robinson is now one of the college’s full-time faculty members.
Read moreMac Overflow and Empty Rooms
In order to deal with student overflow and the estimated 70 students displaced by Carter renovations, the Residence Life Office increased the capacity for some rooms in Maclellan-Rymer halls, but not every room on campus is occupied and some students are asking why.
Read moreStudent Falls 40 Feet
When Covenant College freshman Matthew Gidney woke up this Sunday, he expected to enjoy an afternoon in Chattanooga’s scenic surroundings.
Read moreChapel Summaries Changed
Beginning this semester, the chapel summary word count has been increased from the customary 250 to 500 for students with more than 15 absences and 1000 for those with more than 20 absences.
Read moreMeet Tori Trapanick
With the removal of the Assistant Resident Director (ARD) job, many may wonder who will fill the role and responsibilities of the former position.
Read moreWhile You Were Away
Five service members were left dead after a Hixson man, Muhammad Youssef Abdulazeez, 24, opened fire on two military installations in Chattanooga.
Read moreChattanooga Hosts 11th Annual Go!Fest
The City of Chattanooga is hosting the 11th Annual Go!Fest at the Chattanooga Zoo on Saturday, September 12th.
Read moreBudget Cuts
Rumors about declining enrollment, budget cuts, and loss of staff positions have caused students to wonder what other changes are in store for the Covenant community in the 2015-2016 school year.
Read moreCarter Construction
Covenant College’s $19.4 million, 27-month renovation project on iconic Carter Hall is underway, and it’s nothing short of massive.
Read moreTech Changes
Students returning to Covenant next fall should expect to be greeted with several new tech changes. Covenant students, faculty, and staff will be switched from Scotsmail with Outlook to Google Apps for Education, and will adopt Canvas as a learning management system. Tech Services plans to work through the summer to make the smooth tech transition, and hope to complete the move by mid-July.
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