-by Adrienne Lefebvre
Hairline fractures in the floor of the Bagwell Center for Media and Art have led some to question the building’s structural integrity.
No need, says David Walton, director of Facilities, Safety and Security.
“There is no structural concern in regards to the cracks in the concrete,” said Walton. “They are the result of leaving out [...]
By Katie E. Hall
April Cox, president of Efficince, will be speaking about opportunities for small businesses in global relationships on Friday November 20.
Cox will be at the Hardin Valley Campus from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the Goins Auditorium. Cox will also include motivation and rewards for the development of a division of her [...]
Joan Markel, Outreach Educator for the Frank H. McClung Museum will be speaking at the Magnolia Avenue Campus on Tuesday November 17 at 12:30 P.M.
Markel will speak about the museum’s newest permanent exhibition, “Archaeology and the Native Peoples of Tennessee.” The exhibit is a result of the on going research of 65 years done by [...]
By Katie E. Hall
This coming Saturday Nov. 7, 2009 from 9 a.m. to noon, Robert W. Pelton will be on campus instructing a class about cooking during Colonial period.
Pelton will teach about early American baking and cooking as it was done before and during the War for American Independence. Pelton will cover such things as how the women of the [...]
By: Matthew Shields
State Rep. Stacey Campfield’s two gun bills died in House Judiciary subcommittee on April 1.
One House bill stated that any full-time faculty and staff member with a valid permit could bring a handgun onto their public college campus.
Stacey Campfield wrote on his website, “(It’s) Good to know that the campus police will [...]