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The Bulldog Beat is Tennessee Wesleyan University’s student-run news and media outlet. We share stories that matter to the TWU community from campus news and athletics to student life, events, and voices that shape our campus.
By Lexie Lee Tennessee Wesleyan has some fun events/convocations and important things for you to know about and attend in the last few weeks, starting April 13 – May 9. The events include: Research Day (no classes) on April 16...
Story by Ash Johnson and Bri Johnson From Friday March 27 to Sunday March 29, Tennessee Wesleyan put on the musical Fiddler on the Roof. Jamey Owen, the director of the musical, gave a speech before the performance began. Owen...
By Emarie Bailey, editing by Lexie Lee On March 29, 2026, seven students, two alumni, and three professors all from Tennessee Wesleyan University (TWU) made their way to New Orleans, Louisiana for the Sigma Tau Delta English Convention. Once the...
By Dontae Campbell. Edited by Emma Stratton. Multimedia journalism students at Tennessee Wesleyan University find that toxicity in online video games is causing a negative effect on players and their communication. Online gaming is an outlet for communication between diverse...
By Bethany Spangler “I feel like the tutoring center has really provided a great service to the student body. It has also been very beneficial for the faculty, because it allows them to know that their students are coming here...
By T’evon Shuler Tennessee Wesleyan University fall sports are under way. Below are updates on each of the sports, including a chat with new men’s volleyball coach Josh Branan. Men’s Volleyball The men’s volleyball team is new to the TWU...
By Hunter Cookston The Tennessee Wesleyan University (TWU) baseball team hosted Bluefield College for a weekend Appalachian Athletic Conference (AAC) series. TWU secured three wins by scores of 12-0, 9-2, and 8-0. Game one saw the Bulldogs jump out to...
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Bulldog Beat is Tennessee Wesleyan University’s student-run news and media platform. Created by students, for students, the publication serves as a hub for campus news, athletics, events, and stories that reflect life at TWU. Our goal is to keep the campus community informed while highlighting the voices and experiences that make Bulldog Nation unique.
Through written stories, multimedia content, and student perspectives, Bulldog Beat provides hands-on opportunities for students to develop skills in journalism, media, and digital storytelling. We are committed to accuracy, creativity, and community engagement, while giving students a space to learn, grow, and share the stories that matter most on campus.
