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Tennessee Promise and Tennessee Reconnect, combined with Nashville State’s expanding campuses across Middle Tennessee, are providing more and more students with increased access and affordability to higher education.

Home to more than 39 programs, the School of Business and Professional Development at Nashville State provides students with wide-ranging options to earn a certificate or degree in an interesting career field.

The Tennessee State Junior Chef Competition, a statewide high school culinary contest, took place on March 7, 2025, at The Randy Rayburn School of Culinary Arts.

Local and regional food and beverage artisans are coming together for the 13th annual Tennessee Flavors on Tuesday, March 11, on the Southeast campus of Nashville State.

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The Randy Rayburn School of Culinary Arts at Nashville State prepared 600 Thanksgiving turkeys and meals for Nashvillians at Room In The Inn.

Leaders from Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) Dickson, Nashville State Community College, TriStar Horizon Medical Center, and The Jackson Foundation, along with state, county, city, civic, and business leaders held a groundbreaking...

Rowena and Ella Aldridge are an energetic and enthusiastic mother-daughter duo who are in the position to share more than just their family ties – they also share the title of college student at Nashville State.

Two signing events were held on the campus of Austin Peay State University to celebrate 25 students in the Grow Your Own rural cohort and 40 in the CMCSS Teacher Residency cohort.

Nashville State graduates with a degree in social work from the School of Business and Professional Studies may seek admission to the University of Tennessee Knoxville College of Social Work (CSW) through Guaranteed Admission or Priority Admission...