New Counseling Director Strives for Serenity

Pavone Comes Full Circle As Alumna

Each week, Cassandra Pavone, the new director of counseling at Mars Hill College, welcomes her guests and clients into her peaceful corner of the MHC Infirmary. Her goal is to impart calm. She listens, encourages and helps the MHC community through life’s tribulations. Pavone, an alumna of MHC, has been ushered into MHC life with nothing short of a packed schedule.
 

Small Percent, Big Problem

MHC Struggles to Minimize Affects of Deficit

Because more students than expected did not return after the semester break, the college now finds itself with a budget deficit of more than half a million dollars.

Surveillance Soon to Come on Campus?

Security Cameras on Hold for MHC Campus

Although surveillance cameras are not part of campus security at Mars Hill College, administrators are keen to bring them here, and there’s precedence at other schools for their use.

Selma's Youngest Freedom Fighter Visits Mars Hill

Sheyann Webb-Christburg was active during the Civil Rights Movement and the youngest person to be a part of Bloody Sunday in Selma, Ala., in 1965. She visited Mars Hill College to discuss her involvement and continued fight for justice and equality.

Three Athletes Arrested in County Drug Sweeps

Two Serving Prison Sentences, One Wrote for The Hilltop

In the past 10 months, three Mars Hill College football players have been arrested for selling drugs.