Middle Tennessee State University musical theatre students got a firsthand look at the realities of professional auditions when Broadway performer, director and choreographer James

Borderless Arts Tennessee continues its partnership with Middle Tennessee State University faculty and students through multiple projects that combine history and hands-on experiential learning,

Philanthropy helped lay the foundation for MTSU’s new $74.8 million Applied Engineering Building, which helps students prepare for a constantly changing technical world.

Middle Tennessee State University Student Government Association candidates for president and vice president laid out their platforms during a campuswide executive officer debate in

Midstate economic development requires a consistent mix of strategic partnerships, public-private collaborations, shared expertise and long-term planning to promote a vibrant regional economy that