Describing the 30th annual Invention Convention at MTSU as “standing-room only” is a bit of an understatement when there are two levels of standing room:..
Could the censorship and denial of American history currently rolling across U.S. communities be caused by fear of white children seeing, identifying with and empathizing..
SMYRNA, Tenn. — Nontraditional Motlow State Community College sophomores Shamesha Talley (business administration) and Joan Edens (organizational communications) have definite ambitions about pursuing bachelor’s degrees this fall at Middle Tennessee..
Special education teacher and College of Education alumnus Marshall Ellson did not know at first that his school administrators had nominated him for the Herzog Foundation Christian Teacher of the Year award. “Our..
Middle Tennessee State University departs 2022 following a year of noteworthy accomplishments by its students, faculty, staff and alumni as well as a historic milestone..
A major international gathering of educators interested in the psychology of mathematics education finally came to Nashville, Tennessee, attracting nearly 600 people in-person and virtually..
MTSU’s College of Education’s Center for Fairness, Justice and Equity has worked hard this semester to support the college’s faculty, staff and educators-in-training through hosting a calendar full of..
As executive director of the Office of Professional Laboratory Experiences at the College of Education, Tiffany Dellard organizes end-of-semester, full-day seminars to celebrate education students before they graduate and lead their..
For MTSU English and education major and mother Aiko Baker, balancing her studies and a part-time job with parenting her 2-year-old son has been tough, but..
Alicia Abney, advising manager and adjunct instructor for MTSU’s College of Education, is a 2022 NACADA Scholarship recipient from NACADA: The Global Community for Academic Advising as..