Tennessee Wesleyan University started the season being the only undefeated team in the country (21-0), with a total collecting of 527 points, as they jumped from No.5 in the preseason poll to be ranked No.1 in the last edition of the regular-season poll. For the fifth time since 2000, the regular-season baseball poll has rated our program No. 1.
The Spring 2021 semester is coming to a close, and with it, a wave of students will be graduating and moving onwards to what one can hope will be bright and beautiful futures. It was in this period of endings that a party was held for the graduating students of the communication department, hosted by Dr. Ronald Gilbert (head of the comm department) on April 15 in the Glen Lowe Dining Room.
You might be wondering, The Bulldog Beat? Is that a fight club on campus? Wait even better.. Are we in a music studio? All these questions are great, but they are not correct. The Bulldog beat is a student-lead school newspaper. Usually, newspapers are physical copies; however, this one will be virtual. It all started when we signed up for Multimedia journalism. Who knew that we would be in a class that would give us the ability to create a virtual student-lead newspaper. The Bulldog Beat was created to keep students like you, updated on the interesting stories developing around campus. Who wants to be left out? I know you don’t! Our Goal is to fulfill you with stories that are not only motivating but interesting. For the Future, we plan to have the bulldog beat fully engaged with the student body.
The Wesleyan Bowling team has had a fantastic year. The team has won two-second place trophies and two-third place trophies. Spares started to kill the momentum in the end-of-season tournaments which led to a rocky finish. During one tournament, a player injured his finger. However, no matter the adversity, the team pushed through the season.
Congratulations, Seniors! Graduation is coming up, and you might need those required service hours. Due to COVID-19, students at Tennessee Wesleyan might be unsure of where to go for volunteering as a lot of earlier options have been restricted. Don’t worry! Here are three reliable options for volunteering opportunities and easy instructions on how to log those hours.
Athens has many new and exciting things to do and see! With a growing downtown, this small town offers many amenities for students, young couples, and life-long residents. This list offers five places where you can eat, drink, and spend time with friends and family.