Don Hardin Group

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News ClipNews Channel 5 Nashville·Nashville, Davidson County, TN

Petitions filed against Fisk University data center over noise, water, and energy concerns in Nashville

Fisk University's $1 billion master plan includes a new 30-megawatt data center in North Nashville. Community members have launched petitions expressing concerns over potential noise, water usage, and energy consumption. Project representatives assert that local utility bills will not be impacted by the data center's power demands.

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6/8/2026

News ClipNashville Banner·Nashville, Davidson County, TN

Fisk University data center plan sparks debate in Nashville

Fisk University's plan to build a 30-megawatt data center on its North Nashville campus is facing significant community opposition from residents and alumni concerned about environmental impacts, utility strain, and a lack of transparency. In response to growing data center development, a Metro Councilmember has introduced a zoning bill to regulate such facilities in Nashville. The university is proceeding with plans, aiming to secure power access.

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6/2/2026

News ClipTri-City Herald·Nashville, Davidson County, TN

HBCU pledges $900 million to campus transformation

Fisk University announced a $900 million campus redevelopment project in Nashville, which includes a new 30-megawatt data and technology center. The university is seeking approval from Metro Nashville officials and is actively addressing community concerns about energy, water, and noise. Project leaders emphasize a "do no harm" approach to development.

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5/15/2026

News ClipNashville Banner·Nashville, Davidson County, TN

Fisk University announces $900M campus transformation plan

Fisk University has announced a $900 million campus transformation plan, Quantum Leap, which includes a new 100,000-square-foot data and technology center. The university is submitting the proposal to Metro for approval and is proactively addressing community concerns about potential impacts on air and water quality, power infrastructure, and noise.

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5/14/2026