Two summer enrichment programs at Tennessee State University have been designed to ensure new students’ successful transition and matriculation through college. The programs include a rigorous academic and college preparedness program, introduction to college life, public speaking, workshops and technology and more…
As coastal states watch the Gulf of Mexico with wary eyes for the beginning of hurricane season each year, scientists and researchers are working from different fronts to ease their anxieties. A researcher from Tennessee State University is working on a simulation model that would help predict storm surge in timely manner to better prepare coastal dwellers for the storm…
Tennessee State University will on Thursday, June 19 welcome members of the Tennessee Board of Regents, who will be converging on the campus for their 2014 Summer Quarterly Meeting…
Eight students from Tennessee State University had the opportunity of a lifetime recently when they traveled nearly 6,000 miles and immersed themselves in a foreign culture to gain a unique perspective of the world around them…
Read the transformational story of a TSU Extension agent who went from tipping the scale at 367 pounds, to being featured on the cover of TOPS Magazine after loosing more than 175 pounds…
Nearly 80 professional career practitioners from across the state met at Tennessee State University recently for the first conference of the Tennessee Career Development Association. Participants included career counselors, workforce developers, school guidance counselors, and mental health professionals…
Eighteen music students from Colombia will visit Tennessee State University June 20 as part of an exchange program with the South American nation. In partnership with the U.S. Embassy in Bogota, the Colombian capital, and the Office of the Governor in Cartagena, Bolivar Province, the exchange agreement is part of an effort to promote the University and its academic programs.
TSU’s effort to archive the work of renowned lawyer and civil rights icon, Avon N. Williams Jr., received direct support from the state today. Accompanied by his staff, Tennessee’s Secretary of State Tre Hargett, stopped by the Brown-Daniel Library on the TSU main campus and presented what he called “seed money” for the preservation effort…
