Each year, University of the Cumberlands presents the Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award to a graduating male senior who has made meaningful contributions to university life while demonstrating outstanding spiritual values. ...
University of the Cumberlands has partnered with Maiden Drug Company of Williamsburg, Kentucky, to award the Deborah Carol Childress Endowed Scholarship to two local high school seniors planning to attend Cumberlands this fall...
The summer before college is bittersweet. There's no denying the excitement you and your friends feel as you prepare for college, but these emotions are tinged with apprehension, nostalgia, and maybe even regret, as you know y...
University of the Cumberlands has been named a recipient of the 2026 Blackboard Catalyst Award in the Assessment & Institutional Effectiveness category, a national honor recognizing institutions that advance innovative, impact...
Cumberlands annually presents the A.T. Siler Award to one female student during her junior year who demonstrates strong Christian faith, exceptional leadership, and outstanding academic achievement. The 2025-2026 recipient of ...
Discover five practical ways University of the Cumberlands' Office of Student Affairs can make your college life easier—from tracking volunteer hours to offering shuttle services and campus support.
As a college student, you're probably trying to figure out how to manage your money better. If you're like many young adults, this is perhaps the first time in your life you've been 100 percent responsible for your finances. P...
University of the Cumberlands showcases digital wallets and learning and employment records at SXSW EDU 2026, advancing verified skills and workforce readiness.
Dr. Anumula, a recent graduate of the Ph.D. in information technology program at University of the Cumberlands, has received the 2026 Best Ph.D. Thesis Award from the International Universal Innovators Leadership Awards (IUILA...
For many veterans, transitioning to civilian life means asking a new question: What's my next mission? For Christopher (Chris) Rodriguez, DBA '26, the answer was graduate education. A disabled U.S. Army veteran who served in A...
