Whether it’s enjoying the Bakertree music festival on campus, cheering on your roommates in a heated game of Battle Ball, or meeting friends in Chattanooga to enjoy the bustling music scene, you’ll always find something to do at Covenant.

To get a glimpse into the Covenant community, you can watch several audio slideshows -- with unscripted comments by Covenant students -- and visit Covenant's Facebook page, where you'll find photo albums, college news, and upcoming events.

Cultural Opportunities

Active music and theatre programs allow you to express yourself in countless ways. Music groups, from gospel to chorale, are popular among Covenant students, and many students even form their own bands.

 

Student Clubs

You can make friends and develop leadership skills through one of our more than 50 student organizations, including:

• Biology Club
• CAB (Campus Activities Board)
• Cultural Diversity Program
• Drama Association
• Widows Ministry

 

Athletics and Recreation

Join in the spirit of intercollegiate athletics by supporting Covenant’s 13 successful athletic teams for men and women.

Or, get involved in intramurals. 75 percent of Covenant students play intramural sports, including men’s and women’s basketball, soccer, tennis, and volleyball. And if you think dodgeball is the same game you played in elementary school, you haven’t seen Covenant students compete for the gold in what is known here as Battle Ball.

Student Development

We are firmly convinced that student life is an integral part of a student's educational experience. The maturity and growth in wisdom of a student takes place throughout the learning environment: in the classroom, residence hall, gym, library, chapel, and even the late-night run to Waffle House.

A student development staff is uniquely positioned to be able to take advantage of those teachable moments in the lives of students. Whether it's through relationships, programs, or counseling, the student development staff views themselves as partners with the faculty in the critical role of educating students. Our goal for our students is their growth in wisdom and discernment as they develop the ability to anticipate the end result of choices before those choices are made and to then make the best possible decision.