Journalism icon John Seigenthaler, a First Amendment champion, civil rights advocate and devoted friend of Middle Tennessee State University, died July 11 at the age of 86...
An MTSU senior is SURF-ing through samples of body fluids this summer in a research project that will ultimately help her assist investigators in their..
He’s focused his lens on the boulevards of Nashville and the streets of Florence, Italy, so the logical next step for newly minted MTSU grad..
For almost three decades, the Governor’s School for the Arts has nurtured the “creative spark” of young Tennesseans with a love for music, theatre, visual..
MTSU’s student production team has taken a top national award for their live broadcast coverage of a January men’s basketball matchup inside Murphy Center. Members..
An acclaimed alumnus, neighbors and friends will help MTSU celebrate the 13th annual Tennessee Guitar Festival and Competition May 29-31 on campus alongside America’s best..
MTSU School of Music professor Cedric Dent and his longtime colleagues in the multi-award-winning group Take 6 have added another line to their resumes: members..
Music icon Barry Gibb easily traced the genealogy of the Bee Gees classic “How Can You Mend a Broken Heart?” for more than 900 fans..
Be honest now: If someone asked you to spell “Flemish,” and you were in Tennessee on the first day of spring, wouldn’t you almost spell..
NASHVILLE – A public discussion of the potential application of Islamic law in the United States will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Aug. 22, at..






