Tennessee State University Office of Alumni Relations

Nashville Alumni Chapter of TSUNAA Annual Car & Bike Showcase was a HUGE success today! Food trucks, exotic cars, fellowship, good music, our TSU family and the Nashville community were all ingredients of a good time today! Special thanks to President Dwight Beard, Event Planners Gwen Harris and Larry Taylor, DJ Kenneth Boyd and the entire Nashville chapter for coordinating today!

TSU Family,

Our very own TSU’s Aristocrat of Bands (AOB) is a featured artist on a 3 month residency at the National Museum of African American Music is downtown Nashville! Please see the feature article below.

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It’s a beautiful day to stop by and support the Nashville Alumni Chapter of TSUNAA’s car show today! It’s FREE and hope to see you soon!

TSU Family,
Official host hotel information for each away game will be released this week!
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TSU Family,

TSUNAA’s Tennessee State University Nashville Alumni Chapter’s “Second Annual Big Blue Car and Bike Show”

Date: Saturday, June 20, 2026 |
Rain Date (if needed): June 27

Time: 9:00 am – 3:00 pm |
Trophies at 12:00 pm

Location: Cathedral of Praise |
Near the Intersection of Kings Lane and Clarksville Pike - 4300 Clarksville Pike, Nashville, TN 37218 | Get Google Maps Directions

Family-Friendly Event | Free Admission | Free Parking | Open to Public

Vehicles: $35 per entry | Featuring Cars, Trucks, SUVs, Bikes, Trikes, and Slingshots

Vendors: $150 | Sponsorships: $200 and up

TSUNAA’s Alumni Nashville Chapter 2nd Annual Big Blue Car and Bike Show continues to grow as a signature event for alumni, supporters, and automotive enthusiasts across the region. Where engines roar; our Big Blue Tigers roar louder!

Get your tickets here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/d/tn--nashville/car-show/

Email [email protected] with questions or inquiries about the event.

We LOVE it when members of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity (Mighty Rho Psi Chapter) stop in to make their annual donations to the TSU Foundation before the fiscal year ends on June 30th. It’s not too late to make your donation to your entity of choice.

Please do so by clicking here:

http://www.tnstate.edu/givenow

The TSU Women’s Basketball “Meet and Greet” with Head Coach, Candice Dupree was a tremendous success, bringing together coaches, alumni, and supporters, for an afternoon of connection and excitement.

Attendees had the opportunity to meet the staff, learn about the program’s vision for the upcoming season, and celebrate the strong sense of community surrounding TSU Women’s Basketball. The event showcased the program’s commitment to excellence on and off the court while building enthusiasm and support for another exciting year of Tiger basketball. Our Community Engagement Coordinator, Tina Fox spearheaded the event and raised over $20,000 in two months from alumni and friends for the Lady Tigers’ Program.

TSU Family,

Recently, the men of the Beta Omicron Alumni Association (BOAA) traveled to Detroit, Michigan for their BOAA Retreat: Themed: Purpose, Power, and Brotherhood Connections. Over sixty (60) brothers who pledged in the 1960’s to 2020’s traveled to the Motor City to be in attendance. “It was truly a great time time to celebrate our beloved Beta Omicron Chapter and Tennessee State University. There were many opportunities to make brotherly connections across various eras, have fun, discuss men’s health, and to discuss our commitment to TSU and the TSU Foundation” stated BOAA President Reko Moore. They had events from Thursday – Saturday, which culminated at the Historic Alpha House in Detroit. They even had a BOAA Cookout and invited the Tennessee State Alumni Association – Detroit Chapter. The Detroit Chapter showed up and showed out , in strong numbers. The next thing you know the TSU Homecoming energy was in Detroit, as they all sang “I’m So Glad”. Their non-TSU guests witnessed TSU Big Blue Energy and were amazed at the love. “The weekend was phenomenal” stated Brother Cedric Stokes “and all the BOAA members left with a renewed commitment to Alpha, BOAA, and TSU!”