Throughout the month of June, nearly 50 teachers gathered from across the country to participate in the CASE Institute—a professional development workshop that provides teachers with training in specific courses—held at the College of Agriculture, Human and Natural Sciences’…
The College of Agriculture, Human and Natural Sciences Cooperative Extension Program at Tennessee State University began hosting a “New Farmer Academy” to help inspire a new generation of farmers, ranchers and returning veterans to develop successful small farm enterprises in Tennessee…
Tennessee State University President Glenda Glover will serve as a guest panelist to discuss the State of Blacks in Higher Education. The panel will be featured during the Rainbow Push Coalition and Citizenship Education Fund 43rd Annual International Convention Monday, June 30 in Chicago…
Students from around the country and South America have descended on the TSU campus to take part in the Edward L. Graves High School Summer Band camp through June 28. The camp, now in its third year, is known for fostering musicianship and marching expertise in high-school students from 9th to 12th grade…
Tennessee State University President Glenda Glover has been awarded the 2014 National Achievement in Education Award from the National Association of Black Accountants. The award is presented to an active member, either a Ph.D. or equivalent accounting educator at the university or college level, who has made a significant contribution to the accounting profession…
The College of Agriculture, Human and Natural Sciences at TSU has selected nine student interns for the summer Cooperative Extension Program to help them learn about careers in agriculture while working with agents in the field…
Tennessee State University is partnering with the Metro Public Health Department to provide free HIV screenings on Wednesday, June 25 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. in the Floyd Payne Campus Center, 2nd Floor Corridor at TSU. The event is free and open to the public.
TSU student-athletes put the phrase “Think. Work. Serve” into action on June 20 when, along with coaches and administrators, joined forces with KaBOOM!, Music City Giving and many other community members to build a playground at at Grace M. Eaton Child Care Center in North Nashville…
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has selected Tennessee State University for a program that will actively engage its students in initiatives that protect local residents from toxic air releases…
For the past two years, Tennessee State University has been one of the top teacher preparation programs in the state, providing exceptionally qualified candidates for teaching positions not only across the state and the southern region, but right here in the University’s backyard with MNPS…
