Middle Tennessee State University is taking the lead in Tennessee with a reduced-credit bachelor’s degree designed to prepare students for careers protecting children and supporting..
From celebrating three consecutive years of enrollment growth to recognizing outstanding alumni, Middle Tennessee State University’s Public Health Program had plenty to celebrate during its..
Middle Tennessee State University’s upcoming Religious Studies Colloquium on Oct. 29 will explore how religious traditions shape people’s views of land, ownership and the environment...
Middle Tennessee State University’s James E. Walker Library is inviting visitors to step into another era this semester with a free new exhibit by Special..
East Tennessee students considering where to spend the next chapter of their lives got a little taste of Middle Tennessee State University when the university’s..
For Middle Tennessee State University students, participating in recreational activities is becoming less about what they can afford and more about what they want to..
Middle Tennessee State University’s Center for Energy and Sustainability is gearing up for Campus Sustainability Month in October with a host of activities designed to..
Middle Tennessee State University’s Applied Philosophy Lyceum speaker John Kaag (pronounced KAYG) will explore how the digital landscape is manipulating what people think, read and..
Middle Tennessee State University’s annual Constitution Day program on Thursday, Sept. 17 — which featured a panel discussion with nationally recognized legal scholar and Georgetown..
Middle Tennessee State University faculty and staff recently provided the media with their perspectives on various issues, including Dolly Parton, budgeting, politics and rising fuel costs...










