Who knew mustangs needed a makeover? Audiences at MTSU’s Tennessee Miller Coliseum saw how 100 days of patient training can turn wild horses into versatile..
Blue Raider football players took a timeout from classes and practice to carve pumpkins with the children at Project Help. MTSU’s Project Help is an..
Celebrating its 100th year of serving the community, MTSU kicked off “100% for the 100th,” its 2011 Employee Charitable Giving Campaign, on Oct. 25, 2011...
Beginning Oct. 21, 2011, Middle Tennessee State University is using technology from AccuWeather to issue tornado-warning alerts. Police Chief Buddy Peaster briefly discusses the reasons..
MTSU 2009 graduate Laura Rogers recently took time off from a worldwide tour as one of the “Secret Sisters” to revisit her commercial songwriting class,..
MTSU is partnering with the Discovery Center at Murfree Spring in Murfreesboro and children’s museums in Tullahoma and Jackson, Tenn., to educate local residents about..
Sandy Johnson, managing editor for politics and government at the Center for Public Integrity in Washington, D.C., delivered a lecture on “Uncovering Corruption: Tracking the..
Mark A. Emkes, commissioner of finance and administration for the state of Tennessee, was the keynote speaker at MTSU’s 19th annual Economic Outlook Conference Sept. 30.
Eighty-year-old Korean War veteran Bill Teague took to the skies once again as MTSU professors Terry Dorris and Tony Johnston arranged a special Sept. 26..
MTSU co-sponsored the fourth annual Capitol Street Party in Nashville Sept. 21, and students from the College of Mass Communication had a huge presence in
