To Cumberland University, tomorrow’s education is today’s opportunity. Celebrating a growing community footprint and unprecedented enrollment figures, Cumberland is utterly transforming its campus facilities to provide the most modern, cutting-edge liberal arts education possible, with projects ranging from a newly opened residence hall to a rapidly progressing Mt. Juliet facility. In 2012, students at Cumberland…
I decided to go to Africa to volunteer shortly after graduating from CU in May 2010. I had decided to take a gap year before graduate school to determine what I wanted to do next with my life. Africa seemed to be the perfect place to strip away the extraneous and find “the” path. So,…
Officials at Cumberland University are pleased to announce a contribution of $500 thousand to support the construction of a new Café on campus. To learn more about the Cafe and this generous gift, please click here.
For Cumberland University student Katie Wolfe, English is but the strongest of many passions. Double-majoring in English and Humanities & Social Science, Wolfe rarely spends a day without writing articles for The Cumberland Chronicle, coordinating activities for Cumberland’s College Republicans, or liaising with students for the Student Government Association. Read more about Katie’s story here.
Cumberland University’s Corey Bleaken claimed the school’s first individual wrestling national championship since 2005 with a 4-3 overtime victory Saturday over No. 3 Thomas Straughn of Notre Dame College at the 54th Annual NAIA Wrestling National Championships at the US Cellular Center in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Saturday night. Read more.
Five Cumberland University grapplers rank in the Top 5 individually, while the team moved up five spots to sixth in the latest NAIA Wrestling Coaches’ Top 20 Poll, released by the national office Tuesday, January 11, 2011. For more information, please visit the Cumberland Athletics – Wrestling website at http://www.gocumberlandathletics.com/wrestling/news/8/1214/.
Hello CU Alumni! My name is Rebekah and I am the new Alumni Volunteer for the Office of Advancement. I graduated this past May with my Bachelor’s of Science in Business Administration from Cumberland University. I am spending some quality time as an Alumni Volunteer on campus while earning my Master’s of Business Administration here…
CU Students Erin Pierce and Rebekah Hope Mason briefly share the experience that they have had at CU as well as their future plans. They also discuss how their success is only possible through the support of scholarships.
Last Saturday was definitely exhilarating as we welcome over 300 new alumni at the 167th Commencement of Cumberland University. Although the weather did not quite cooperate, it was still a joyous experience to see so many graduates walk across that stage with their families cheering them on loudly. It was also quite an honor to…
