TSU’s longest living alumna, Mittie Bell Almon Williams, is 106 years young and knows every word of the TSU Alma Mater, singing it with pride and joy. 🥹🖤 An Alabama native, she majored in music education when Tennessee State University was known as Tennessee A&I. During her time at TSU, she also served as president of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated. 🕊️ As we celebrate Black History Month, we honor a living piece of TSU history. Still thriving, still cheerful, and still deeply connected

TSU proudly welcomed the Sylvester Pace HBCU Tour — an annual visit from Pittsburgh’s future leaders! 💙 Spearheaded by the College of Agriculture, this tradition gives students a firsthand look at life as a TSU Tiger. We’re always excited to host this inspiring group year after year! 🐯 | Tennessee State University

🤖 Meet the future—now at TSU. From coding to creativity, TSU is leading the way in Artificial Intelligence with cutting-edge resources for our students. We were the first in the region with an AI robotic dog and now we’re home to the G1 humanoid robot, presented and programmed by our very own SMART Center. 🧠💡Innovation lives here. | Tennessee State University

He surprised his dad by telling him he was on a full-ride scholarship to Texas Southern University 🥹 | CBS Sports