Homecoming 2021 Event Calendar
Here is your 2021 Homecoming Event Calendar!
Juneteenth on Campus
Here is a recap of some of the Juneteenth activities held on the Knoxville College campus this weekend. Read More in The Aurora!
The Return of The Aurora
The Return of The Aurora–Knoxville College’s School Newspaper By Michael Blum [email protected] This is a major moment in Knoxville College’s history. The Aurora is back! The newspaper is an important part of the school’s history because, for decades, it served as the best source of information about Knoxville College. Since its first edition in the 1890s, the format…
Knoxville College Memorial Tribute
Knoxville College remembers all of those Knoxville College graduates that passed over the last year. Leonard Adams, Interim President of Knoxville College; Dr. Dasha Lundy, Executive Vice-President and Chief Operating Officer; Jonathan Clark, Carpetbag Theater; and the Knoxville College Choir lead the tribute from the historic McMillan Chapel on the Knoxville College campus.
Knoxville Pandemic Relief Webinar 03/09/2021 with Dr. Keith Lindsey
Knoxville College is hosting a COVID-19 program called Pandemic Relief Seminars. The seminars will focus on health, social services, and finances. Please visit the website for the detailed schedule, dates, and times. Please register for the event and attend the sessions. They will be informative and educational. This is being done as part of a…
Knoxville College Black History Month
On May 17, 2018, The TN Higher Education Commission has voted to reauthorize Knoxville College! Pictured here, Dr. Keith Lindsey addressing the Commission and audience on the steadfast, continuous committment that Knoxville College has! #knoxvillecollege #TNHBCUSuccessMatters #blackhistorymonth
Knoxville College Black History Month
In 1960, Knoxville College students staged a civil rights march through downtown stores as a prelude to the sit-in movement. In the foreground, from left to right, are Warren Brown, Robert Booker, Olin Fanklin, Lucille Thompson, Aaron Allen and John Dean. #BlackHistoryMonth #hbcu
Knoxville College Black History Month
The Negro Building at Chilhowee Park was built for the Appalachian Exposition in 1910. This building was designed and constructed by #KnoxvilleCollege students. This pavilion held exhibits that celebrated the culture and progress of Black Americans. #KnoxvilleHistory #BlackHistoryMonth Source: Images of America: Park City by Becky French Brewer and Douglas Stuart McDaniel.
Knoxville College Black History Month Video Series
Leonard Adams, Interim President of Knoxville College, kicks off a series of videos commemorating Black History Month while discussing Knoxville College’s history and future role in the Knoxville community. He is joined by Dr. Michael Bowie, Chairman, Knoxville College Board of Trustees, in the series.