When Dr. Jerome Wenger retired last spring, the Biology Department began to search for his replacement.
Read moreSyrian Refugee Crisis
The series of coordinated terror attacks on Paris last month not only claimed the lives of 130 innocent citizens, but may have also seriously hurt the chances of Syrian refugees attempting to resettle in the United States.
Read moreRUF Minister on Break
Reformed University Fellowship (RUF) campus minister Scott Wells is taking a brief break from his ministry among Covenant students to focus his attention and efforts on raising financial support for his family and the ministry.
Read more30 Years in the Business
Len Teague, the associate pastor of children and youth at Lookout Mountain Presbyterian Church, will reach 30 remarkable years in youth ministry this June.
Read moreCarter Hall Renovations
In the past years, winding drives up Lookout Mountain have climaxed with the stately sight of Carter Hall, the focal point of the campus.
Read moreHall Anthropology
Many Covenant students claim that during the selection process, it was the college’s distinctive hall identities that were a major if not the primary factor that distinguished Covenant from similar private schools.
Read moreCar Accidents
Last weekend, two separate groups of Covenant students were involved in car accidents in Tennessee and Georgia.
Read moreITeams Missions Event
On Monday Nov. 16 at 5:30 p.m., a group of 24 Covenant students interested in a future doing international ministry investigated mission opportunities by attending a missions event led by Scott White, Director of Global Connections at International Teams Missions Agency.
Read moreCenter for Public Justice Event
On Monday Nov. 16, Covenant hosted the Center for Public Justice (CPJ) to promote their new book Unleashing Opportunity: Why Escaping Poverty Requires a Shared Vision of Justice.
Read moreMac Movie Night
At Covenant College, Maclellan/Rymer’s label as the“studious building” has persisted as a dorm stereotype.
Read moreSleep in a Tree
Founded by two of our very own Covenant College alumni, Treetop Hideaways strives to fill the childhood craving for a tree house playground in a hotel room.
Read moreMeet USA South Cross Country Coach of the Year
Stanford has been coaching cross country at Covenant College for five years and her work bringing a team in transition to victory has earned her the title of USA South Coach of the Year for 2015.
Read moreAmy Buck Profile
A jar of gumballs, a cache of Diet Cokes, and Tennessee Vols paraphernalia are regular fixtures on Buck’s desk--right alongside a list of urgent tasks.
Read moreLibrary Window
Saturday at approximately 3 pm, a student accidentally shattered one of the picture windows in the Kresge Memorial Library with a rock.
Read moreMichael Gerson and Center for Public Justice Event
The Center for Public Justice (CPJ) will be on campus next week, Monday, Nov. 16 to promote their new book Unleashing Opportunity: Why Escaping Poverty Requires a Shared Vision of Justice.
Read moreTad Mindeman in Memoriam
It is difficult to imagine the Kresge Memorial Library without a house art and AV gallery, senior carrels overlooking Chapel Lawn, and a warm, open atmosphere that coaxes students and faculty through its doors.
Read moreThe Boulder Project
Carter has been a target for exploring alleged secret passages for some time, but Barnes Gym has unknown rooms of its own too.
Read moreSenate Opens Sabbath Dialogue
Recently, Student Senate has opened a dialogue of their own regarding Covenant’s written Sabbath policies.
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Carter Hunts with Snapchat
Despite the constant buzz of power tools, random holes in walls, and the displacement of two beloved halls due to construction, events like the recent Carter scavenger hunt in downtown Chattanooga still make Carter a great place to live.
Read moreNorthstar Conference
The annual Northstar conference, held in Alpharetta, Ga., invited IJM leaders from different schools across the country and approximately 200 student leaders from different schools attended the event from 23rd-24th October.
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