Excerpt from Catalogue of the Athens School, Vol. 42: 1908
The University is under the auspices of the Methodist Episcopal Church; however, in practice, denominational lines are never drawn. Christian culture is that for which it stands, and students from other churches, and from no church, are treated with equal consideration.
The University has departments located both at Athens and Chattanooga, Tennessee. The President is the chief executive of the entire institution. Each school, however, has a dean, to whom the details are entrusted. This catalogue relates only to the departments at Athens.
Location.
Athens is a town of about two thousand inhabitants. It is situated on the Southern Railway, midway between Knoxville and Chattanooga. The L. & N. Railway has a terminal in Athens, and will doubtless make extensive improvements. Athens has an altitude of about 900 feet above sea level, and has the natural advantages of pure air and water. It is free from epidemic diseases.
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