KNOXVILLE —Johnson University President, Gary Weedman presented his annual financial report last Wednesday, including updated information on JU’s achievements and future plans. Weedman began the session by mentioning the recent…
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Funk hopes to become full-time professor at JU
Brandi Funk is a professor at Johnson University who teaches principles of management in the School of Business and Public Leadership. Funk is an adjunct professor and plans to teach…
Read More Funk hopes to become full-time professor at JUJU alumnus returns to celebrate Homecoming hospitality
KNOXVILLE — Pastor Tom Cash, a 2000 Johnson University graduate in the preaching and church leadership program, has served in ministry for forty years. He spoke on his ministry experience…
Read More JU alumnus returns to celebrate Homecoming hospitalityJUTN student raves about Switchfoot
Ali Pierce, her husband and friends decided to forgo the traditional Valentine’s night out, and instead went to a concert. Pierce, her husband Caleb Pierce, and friends, Caleb Buck and…
Read More JUTN student raves about SwitchfootNo chirping heard from this cricket
KNOXVILLE—Abigail Smith played softball for 10 years, but little did she know that she would use the same skills developed then now in a new sport. Before the beginning of…
Read More No chirping heard from this cricketGlobal Learning Center opens for JUTN community
KNOXVILLE – Johnson University President Gary Weedman cut the ribbon to officially open the Global Learning Center today in the Phillips-Welsheimer Building. Director of International Relations, Duan Hua, has worked…
Read More Global Learning Center opens for JUTN communityJohnson Ultimate takes third in first tournament of spring semester
KNOXVILLE- The Johnson University Ultimate Frisbee team placed third overall in their first tournament of the semester at Mars Hill University last weekend. The Royals played a total of eight…
Read More Johnson Ultimate takes third in first tournament of spring semesterThree new concentrations slated for school of business
KNOXVILLE — Students in the Johnson University School of Business and Public Leadership will soon have three new concentration options. Dean of School of Business and Public Leadership for JU Florida,…
Read More Three new concentrations slated for school of businessJU sophomore leads group of students to Guatemala for Week of E
KNOXVILLE— JUTN sophomore, Lindsey Tenholder is leading a group of people on her second trip to Guatemala. She gives an insight on her faith and struggles in the podcast below.…
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KNOXVILLE — For most students and alumni, Johnson’s accreditation reaffirmation in December went by with little fanfare, or even acknowledgement. But for administrators, faculty and staff, the reaffirmation was the…
Read More SACSCOC approves JU reaffirmation, gives recommendation on assessment