News across Greater Nashville
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.
IN PHOTOS: Dylan Gossett and Charles Wesley Godwin headline a night of grit and vulnerability
A front-row look at Dylan Gossett and Charles Wesley Godwin's powerhouse Nashville co-headliner.
UPDATED: Nashville Symphony suspends 2026-27 season, furloughs all orchestra members
The symphony’s board of directors unanimously approved to suspend operations amid growing financial struggles.
Bringing A Moment of Magic to MTSU
Through child-led hospital visits and community involvement, AMOM’s goal is to bring meaningful experiences to children battling chronic illness.
World Famous Pets makes their debut at The Basement East
The quartet previewed its new album for the first time at its Sept. 23 show, with support from opener Eric Slick.
Soccer: No. 3/1 Vanderbilt earns 2 more victories, beating Ole Miss 4-0 and Tennessee 3-1
No. 3/1 Vanderbilt Soccer (10-0-1, 3-0-1 SEC) enters its fourth week of conference play undefeated following a 4-0 shutout at Ole Miss (7-4-0, 0-3-0) and a 3-1 win over then-No. 9/6 Tennessee (6-1-3, 1-1-2) on Sept. 24 and 27, respectively. Captain Sydney Watts played a crucial…
Murfreesboro librarian sues Rutherford County Library System for alleged discrimination and censorship
It’s been six months since Luanne James was terminated from her position as the Executive Board Director for the Rutherford County Library System. Now, she’s suing.
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
HIGGS: The Trump administration is forcing toddlers to act as their own attorneys
Is it really due process to put these children in front of federal judges on their own — to force them to defend themselves in a country they barely understand?
MTSU Theatre welcomes fall semester with ‘Jack’s Tale’
MTSU's Theatre and Dance department presents 'Jack's Tale' Oct. 1-4.
Press Conference Notes: Clark Lea addresses Auburn loss and this Saturday’s Georgia game
Lea highlighted what went wrong in the Commodores’ first defeat of the season and discussed their upcoming road matchup in Athens.