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TSU Graduation 2023: Oprah Winfrey's commencement speech inspires graduates - Vimarsana News

TSU Graduation 2023: Oprah Winfrey's commencement speech inspires graduates

On Saturday, over 600 students from Tennessee State University were awarded their bachelor's degrees. The ceremony was graced by Oprah Winfrey.

Oprah Winfrey to serve as TSU commencement speaker - Vimarsana News

Oprah Winfrey to serve as TSU commencement speaker

Tennessee State University Alumna Oprah Winfrey will headline the spring commencement as the keynote speaker.

Traffic delays expected for VP Harris' visit to TSU - Vimarsana News

Traffic delays expected for VP Harris' visit to TSU

Metro Police said delays will begin Friday between 4-5 p.m. between BNA and downtown.

Vice President Harris and TSU's president share a sisterhood - Vimarsana News

Vice President Harris and TSU's president share a sisterhood

There are plenty of college graduates who will admit, they don't remember who spoke at their graduation. But that likely won't be a problem this weekend at Tennessee State University.

ETSU planning to host in-person graduation this spring, more in-person instruction this fall - Vimarsana News

ETSU planning to host in-person graduation this spring, more in-person instruction this fall

With COVID-19 infection rates trending down in the region and surrounding areas, East Tennessee State University announced in a pair of emails to students Wednesday its plans to host an in-person graduation ceremony this May, and “a majority of instruction occurring in-person” in the fall. “As we progress through the spring semester, it is appropriate for us to turn our attention to the 2021-22 academic year,” read the memo, which was signed by University President Brian Noland. “Given the promise of multiple vaccines and the opportunity to realize widespread vaccinat...