Tennessee Wesleyan College

Tennessee Wesleyan College is a small, private liberal arts college located in Athens, Tennessee. Chartered in 1857, we continue a rich tradition of educating tomorrow's leaders for an ever-changing world.

Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam spoke on campus about his first year in office and what he would like to see for the future of the state.

Athens Federal Community Bank presented TWC with a donation for $5,000 in honor of TWC Senior Vice President Larry Wallace

Monday, Jan. 16, 2012 marked the first Day of Service and Remembrance at Tennessee Wesleyan College to honor Martin Luther King.

Edsouth is offering a $7,000 annual scholarship. The applications is available online and the application deadline is April 1, 2012.

2:00pm · Rob Gymnasium

4:00pm · Rob Gymnasium

4:00pm · Elliott Hall/Gallery Room 110

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A native of Crossville, Tennessee, Laura was crowned Homecoming Queen during Homecoming 2010

Brian has traveled to several countries to minister to others and founded Impact Baseball & Softball Ministries

A native of Englewood, Tennessee, Davis is the only Clemson basketball coach to win the ACC Championship

: The Campus. With it's park-like setting and 1800's architecture, our campus is too beautiful for words.
: More Choices. TWC offers a unique academic experience with more than 30 majors that offer endless career choices.
: Study Abroad. TWC's international programs offer students the opportunity to study in countries around the globe.
: Our Tradition. We've been educating generations of students for an ever-changing world since 1857.
: You Are Not a Number. At TWC, our most important ratio is 1:1. Our students are known by their names, not numbers.