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Nashville, Tenessee

This school was established in 1866 by Clinton B. Fisk. It became a university in 1867. The official colors are blue and gold. Their mascot is the Bulldog

Housing include traditional dormitories and suite-style options. Freshmen typically stay in Jubilee Hall or Crosthwaite Hall.
Some student organizations available are the Jubilee Singers (famous choir), Student Government Association (SGA), and Pre-Alumni Council.
The president of the school is currently Agenia Walker Clark.
Enrollment: about 900 students (2023)

The university also houses the Aaron Douglas Gallery, a significant center of African American art.

Fisk University is renowned for its Jubilee Singers, who helped fund the school by touring and performing.

W.E.B. DuBois

Nikki Giovani

Diane Nash

Being that Fisk University Is a private university, tuition for both in-state and out-of-state students Is $22,132.

Fisk University is Division II and plays in the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.

This information was researched and provided by Drew Denton.

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