First Horizon Foundation has committed $5 million as the lead gift for private fundraising efforts for the new facility, on which construction is expected to begin by the end of 2026.

Schoolcraft College’s new masonry program gives college credit to students who finish the building trades Registered Apprenticeship Programs

As students’ economic and health insurance statuses continue to shift, Goshen College has expanded its medical and mental health services for students to help bridge the gap.

The ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Academic Building was held on August 21, 2026. The new building is an entirely student-dedicated space.

The Janie McCamey Larkin Endowed Scholarship for Working Adults was established by Mary Cansler Jones to honor the life of Larkin, who herself earned her degree later in life.

The grant, which comes from the Tennessee Higher Education Commission, will provide the university with resources to support military connected students with mental health support and enhanced outcomes.

The grant is the second the Eaton Charitable Fund has given to the university in support of its David and Mary Ellen Wright School of Engineering and Computer Science.

The Center for Teaching and Learning will create opportunities for faculty development and student achievement.

The gift comes from Bob and Paula McEniry and will rename the School of Business to the McEniry School of Business, Education and Humanities.

The new articulation agreements between community colleges in the TBR College System of Tennessee and Belmont University will expand opportunities for students who are pursuing an Associate of Science in Teaching degree in K–5 Elementary Education or Middle School Education to continue on to a bachelor degree program at Belmont University.