Tennessee State University Considers Legal Action Against State for $2.1 Billion Underfunding Amidst Claims of Racial Inequity
TSU is considering suing the State of Tennessee over claims of $2.1 billion in underfunding, amid the dismantling of its Board of Trustees and appointment of new members by the governor.
Nashville Residents Lead Cleanup Efforts Amid Metro Council Delay on Riverbank Trash, Safety Issues
The article discusses delayed action on Nashville's Cumberland River trash issue, a local's cleanup initiative, and related problems in North Nashville, plus upcoming Council discussions on safety and housing.
Persistent Food Insecurity Plagues 2 in 5 Tennessee Families, Reveals Vanderbilt Poll
A Vanderbilt poll indicates that 41% of Tennessee families face food insecurity, with West Tennessee most affected at 49%. There's also a racial gap, with 49% of Black families affected versus 40% of white families.
Austin Peay State University Amplifies Diversity in STEM with New National Society of Black Engineers Chapter
Austin Peay State University has established a new chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers to support students of color in STEM fields, providing networking and career opportunities.












