A scholar of American and German LGBTQ+ history will give a public talk during the upcoming LGBT Plus College Conference hosted at MTSU that explores the connections..
MTSU on WGNS: Celebrating local teachers, new academic building, new police chief, Holocaust studies
MTSU faculty and staff appeared on WGNS Radio’s “Action Line” program recently to talk about a recent celebration of local K-12 educators and the challenges they face,..
Now in her early 80s, child Holocaust survivor Sonja Dubois of Knoxville, Tennessee, still carries the pain of so many survivors of one of history’s greatest atrocities. But she..
MTSU faculty appeared on WGNS Radio’s “Action Line” program recently to talk about the recently held Holocaust Studies Conference, a heat mapping research project and newly appointed..
Registration is open for one of MTSU’s most enlightening events about one of the world’s most devastating tragedies. The 14th biennial Holocaust Studies Conference is..
Participants will discover effective and age-appropriate ways to help make sure society remembers and understands the Holocaust at an upcoming Middle Tennessee State University event...
Two people who survived one of the most horrific events of the 20th century will share their stories on the MTSU campus Wednesday, Oct. 30...
National media outlets recently published the perspectives of MTSU faculty experts on topics including voter registration, white supremacists, the Mueller Report, teaching children about the..
Pianist Carolyn Enger, whose critically acclaimed presentation “Mischlinge Exposé” spans a broad field of academic disciplines, will perform live at 1 p.m. Tuesday, April 16, in the..
A Holocaust survivor told an audience at MTSU that she found the Oct. 27 massacre at a Pittsburgh synagogue “very, very eye-opening.” Eva Mozes Kor,..
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