News across Greater Nashville
New Nashville event venue The Truth opens
As a Nashville native and music enthusiast, I am always excited to hear about new venues opening in Music City. When I saw Fisher perform at The Pinnacle after it opened in February 2025, I fell in love with the contemporary and moody feel of the venue. Now that The Truth opened…
MTSU SPARE’s Sunset Showcase still perseveres despite small audiences
MTSU SPARE’s “Sunset Showcase” received small audiences, due to campus being a “commuter school”.
SAFRA: Vanderbilt is the ideal school for Jewish students
In an era where many Jewish students feel unsafe on their university campuses, Vanderbilt has created a haven for Jewish students to turn to.
The longstanding Nashville Farmers’ Market stays strong in a changing city
Despite rising heat and dwindling farmland, local vendors continue to sell their handmade goods, maintaining an established tradition.
Nashville Frist Museum announces free membership tier for undergrad students
The Frist Art Museum in Nashville announced a new free membership level available to undergraduate students.
The Chainsmokers light it up at Lights on the Lawn
After many obstacles, The Chainsmokers persisted and gave the Vanderbilt community a memorable show, with proceeds benefiting the Mary Parrish Center.
MTSU hockey is up against the injury bug as they prepare for Alabama
MTSU hockey is down multiple key players as they get set to hit the road.
MTSU football vs Kansas: 3 things to know before kickoff
Get caught up with the Blue Raiders before their final nonconference contest of the season.
The Other Sideline: Previewing MTSU’s final nonconference opponent
Jordan Coburn of The University Daily Kansan sat down with Sidelines to provide an inside look at the Jayhawks
MTSU baseball gets set to play at the home of the Rocket City Trash Pandas
The Blue Raiders start their fall ball schedule against the University of North Alabama at Toyota Field
A Night of Comedy Brings Denny Love and Big Laughs to MTSU
Actor and comedian Denny Love brought high energy and sharp humor to Middle Tennessee State University on Thursday night as students packed the Student Union Ballroom for MTSU Spare’s annual “A Night of Comedy.”
ISAAC: We must view AI with temperance
The AI companies accused of breaking antitrust regulations are interacting with the judicial system as it was intended to be interacted with, and the slowdown is okay.