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260 pounds of confetti. Dozens of people dressed as ice cream store employees. 300 lights and lasers. If you guessed that these were the key pieces of the Tame Impala and Djo concert on Aug. 4, then you would be correct.  

Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena served as the halfway point for Tame Impala’s “Deadbeat Tour” this summer. This was the first time Kevin Parker, the l...


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Tennessee held primary elections Aug. 6, kicking off the midterm election cycle. The closed primaries featured pivotal nominations from both major parties for November’s state, local and federal races. 

Primaries across the state gained national recognition for multiple reasons. Redistricting legislation,


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Prominent Nashville billionaire and philanthropist Martha R. Ingram died Aug. 6 at the age of 90. Her cause of death is unknown.

Ingram held a net worth of $7.2 billion and was the richest woman in Tennessee accor...


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The Chancellor’s Scholarship, one of Vanderbilt’s three signature merit scholarships, will no longer be offered after the 2027-2028 admissions cycle. The scholarship recognized students who demonstrated leadership and a commitment to collaboration across differing backgrounds in their high school years. Like the Cornelius Vanderbilt Scholarship, it provides full tuition and a...


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Vanderbilt will reinstate its standardized testing policy for students applying for entry in fall 2029 and beyond, per a July 23 announcement. Students will no longer be able to apply without submitting an SAT or ACT score. This policy will also apply to transfer, international and home-school students seeking undergraduate admissions.

The announcement reverses the tes...


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