Traci Otey Blunt, a 1990 cum laude graduate of Tennessee State University, has been named executive vice president of marketing and corporate affairs at RLJ Entertainment Inc., a premier independent owner, developer, licensee, and distributor of entertainment content and programming…
The Council for the Accreditation for Educator Preparation (CAEP) has selected a professor from TSU to serve on one of the most prestigious slots for its accreditation committee. Dr. Carole de Casal, professor of Educational Leadership has been selected as a member of the Executive Appeals Committee, and only one of 10 in the nation selected for the committee..
Former Tennessee State All-American defensive end Richard Dent will be inducted into the Black College Football Hall of Fame in 2015. He was among seven players going into the Hall from a list of 25 finalists…
The Office of Diversity and International Affairs (DIA) at Tennessee State University’s has been awarded a $6,138 grant from the Japan Foundation Center for Global Partnerships to assist in strengthening its outreach and partnership with Japan. TSU is one of the first HBCUs to receive funding from the agency…
Tennessee State University has named the 15 members of its new Campus Safety Commission. University officials met Monday, Nov. 3 to define the group’s responsibilities, goals and mission. President Glover officially introduced members of the Commission to the public in a news conference following the meeting…
Clinton Gray III, Derrick Moore and Emmanuel Reed wanted to turn their three-man moving company into a thriving business, but they didn’t know how. They turned to the Nashville Business Incubation Center at the TSU Center for Entrepreneurship and Economic Development, for help…
Nashville Metropolitan Police have caught the final Woodland Hills escapee, who was charged in connection with Wednesday night’s shooting of an 18-year-old TSU student…
