Carson-Newman News

Carson-Newman University’s online graduate education program is the No. 2 in the state according to U.S. News & World Report. Read More arrow_forward

Corinth, Mississippi, newspaper features President Charles A. Fowler, Corinth native son Read More arrow_forward

The University will host Dr. Ternae Jordan, Sr., pastor of Chattanooga’s Mt. Canaan Baptist Church, on Feb. 8 at Jefferson City’s First Baptist Church. Read More arrow_forward

A fall art project by Carson-Newman University senior Gracie Cliff, of Morristown, has moved from classroom critique to billboard prominence. Read More arrow_forward

Knoxville's WBIR-10 covers the event. Read More arrow_forward

Fans and friends of legendary Carson-Newman football coach, Ken Sparks, have a unique opportunity to show their Eagles spirit and benefit C-N students. Read More arrow_forward

A Q&A with Dr. Kim Hawkins, dean, School of Education and Counseling & associate professor of education Read More arrow_forward

“Sparks – The Ken Sparks Story” is set for a theatrical release starting Jan. 7 in select theaters. "Sparks: The Ken Sparks Story" was directed by former Carson-Newman quarterback and alumnus Jeff Joslin. Read More arrow_forward

Four members of Carson-Newman's faculty and staff announced retirements in 2021. The group marks 103 years of total service to the University. Read More arrow_forward

Carson-Newman University held its Winter Commencement on Friday, Dec. 10. Some 200 graduates walked the stage at the Sevierville Convention Center during the ceremony. Read More arrow_forward