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The Blue Tribune is your place to learn about all things Covenant and keep up with stories from campus and beyond. By guiding you through the different aspects of Covenant, we'll help you decide if you want to pursue your very own Covenant experience.
Featured Posts
Finding Unity in Community: Diversity Café
DiCaf involves both learning about and engaging with the cultural backgrounds of Covenant College students.
Dr. Brad Voyles Appointed President of Covenant College
The Board of Trustees voted unanimously to affirm the recommendation of the Presidential Search Committee and appoint Dr. Brad Voyles as the next president of Covenant College.
What Does “Pursuing Knowledge - Transformed By Faith” Mean?
Our pursuit of academics isn't just about content, it's about meaning—eternal and redemptive meaning. We go a step further than offering a biblically-based education within a Christian community by emphasizing Christ’s renewal of all things, including academic curriculum. This transforms... ...
Recent Blog Posts
Faculty Feature: Dr. Richard Follett
Get to know Dr. Follett, Covenant College's Professor of History, through a series of questions that address everything...
294 New Scots Join Our Community
This August, nearly 300 new Scots - the second largest class in recent years - began their time at Covenant. We’re thankful...
Who Do You Want to Be in 20, 40, 60 Years?
Take a minute to think about who you want to be after college - not just in your 20s but also decades down the road. What...
Through the Generations
The Lykins’ family connection to Covenant College began when Jay Lykins first stepped foot on Covenant’s campus in...
Job Preparation Through Internships
You’ve probably heard it before, and you’ll hear it again throughout your college years: Internships are a great stepping...
Connecting Covenant & Community
Town & Gown Team: Covenant Students Work With the City of Lookout Mountain Thanks to the work of a handful of Covenant...
Helping You Pursue Meaningful Work
“When I grow up, I want to be…” How did you finish that sentence as a child? As you get older, adults often ask...