What Redistricting Means for Our State Nashville SUNN Editorial Board • May 13, 2026 What the Supreme Court’s Louisiana v. Callais decision means for voting power, representation and future elections across Tennessee and the U.S.
Three Proposed Laws That Could Impact Young Tennesseans Sarah Page-McCaw and Ashwika Chitreddy • May 13, 2026 From school vouchers to gun laws, these proposals could shape classrooms, safety and student life.
Meet the TN House Majority Leader, Rep. William Lamberth Emmie Wolf-Dubin • February 17, 2026 After 14 years as the conservative voice of the 44th district, Leader William Lamberth still wants to keep ‘freedoms high and taxes low'
How Two CEOs Helped Warm a Frozen City Jaylan Sims • February 17, 2026 In the aftermath of Winter Storm Fern, Hal Cato and Erica Mitchell mobilized Nashville’s nonprofit network to launch a rapid-response fund
Breaking Down Tennessee’s Special Election Results Sarah Page-McCaw and Ashwika Chitreddy • February 16, 2026 Everything you need to know about the recent race for the state’s 7th House District, and what the results mean for Tennessee’s Congressional Delegation
This TN Education Bill Could End Up in the Supreme Court Sofia Quasem • February 13, 2026 Tennessee House Bill 0793 would require undocumented K-12 students to pay for tuition to attend public schools
STUDENT LEADER SPOTLIGHT: Ella B Is a Fearless Voice for TN Foster Youth Emmie Wolf-Dubin • February 13, 2026 Meet the student advocate who’s drawing from her own experiences to make change for the future, and create the world she wants to live in
A Day on the Campaign Trail with Democratic Candidate Aftyn Behn Gabrielle Lucas • November 2, 2025 What I learned about leadership, empathy, and showing up from a day with Aftyn Behn
Meet Republican Rep Rebecca Alexander of TN’s 7th District Lucie Geist • November 1, 2025 Rep. Alexander discusses balance, bipartisanship, and why listening still matters in Tennessee politics
STUDENT LEADER SPOTLIGHT: Niamh Manning Pushes Student Activism Across the Political Divide The Nashville SUNN Editorial Team • November 1, 2025 Meet the student civic hero who’s uniting students across political lines to champion safer, stronger schools
Will We Be the First Generation to Vote By Phone? Naomi Beinart and Aria Little • October 30, 2025 If Gen Z wants to be a more inclusive, less polarized democracy, it’s time to meet voters where they already are: on their phones
Three New Tennessee Laws Students Should Know About Ashwika Chitreddy and Sarah Page-McCaw • October 9, 2025 From phone use to gun safety training, here’s how your school year will be affected
