Fight learning loss this summer

Black students face disproportionate learning loss during summer, worsened by cuts to educational programs. Economist Julianne Malveaux calls for community action—from reading circles to swimming lessons—to close the achievement gap and protect our future.

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TSU drops another one

Tennessee State built a 21-7 lead over UT Martin, but four turnovers led to a 42-28 loss and UT Martin’s 12th Sgt. York Trophy

TSU sets 2026 Homecoming Celebration: ‘The Blue Never Fades’ featuring T.I., Olympians, and Centenarian Legend

Celebrate TSU Homecoming October 11–17, 2026, with T.I., alumni honors, a Jefferson Street parade and the Morgan State football game at Nissan Stadium.

Rulings leave questions lingering in Nolan Wells case

A grand jury declines charges in Nolan Wells’ death as his family seeks a federal investigation. Related cases raise calls for answers and transparency.

Data center bans gain traction in rural Tennessee, across U.S.

Rural Tennessee communities push back against data centers over water, power and land-use concerns as Nashville considers a temporary moratorium.