Faculty at Tennessee State University attracted more than $70 million in sponsored research and external funding during the 2020-21 fiscal year, a new school record. This marks the third consecutive year the university has exceeded $50 million in annual sponsored…
Tennessee State University will receive part of $1.2 million from Baxter International, Inc. a leading global medical products company, to support Black students pursuing health and science degrees and ultimately help expand the pipeline of Black healthcare professionals. Baxter recently…
Dr. Frederick Stephen Humphries, ‘president emeritus’ of Tennessee State University and Florida A&M University, is being remembered as a stalwart of higher education and staunch advocate for historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs). The trailblazing educator, who was TSU’s fourth…
To view photos, click HERE. Days after President Joe Biden signed a law that declared Juneteenth a national holiday, cities around the United States celebrated the day with events that included music, fun and other entertainment. Most shared information detailed…
Nashville celebrated the holiday with events such as the Juneteenth Freedom Day Bike Ride that started at Watkins Park in the North Nashville area. Sponsored by Black Girls Do Bike, Bike for Equality; and Oasis Bike Workshop, the purpose of…
Tennessee State University could become the first ‘Historically Black’ institution to have varsity men’s and women’s ice hockey teams. A feasibility study is exploring the possibility that would also make the university the first in the state to establish a…
