New science-based standards for identifying human remains based on X-rays was the subject of a recent “MTSU On the Record” radio program. Host Gina Logue’s interview..
MTSU faculty and staff experts contributed their knowledge to various national media outlets recently, sounding off on cell phones, online media, flesh-eating bacteria and keeping..
A year ago, longtime MTSU biology faculty member Tom Hemmerly led the celebration in remembering the late Elsie Quarterman at the 38th annual Elsie Quarterman..
Alumnus John Hurt’s unique donations of geodesic domes to the MTSU aerospace and biology departments will aid unmanned aircraft systems and spider research for students..
MTSU’s Experiential Learning Program has honored a group of community partners for their support in providing students with practical, hands-on experiences that allow them to..
Ryan Otter stands at the forefront of innovation in all aspects of the university experience for students taking his biology classes. Upon hearing there was..
Ryan Otter’s work as a teacher, researcher and advocate for student success has led to special recognition by MTSU President Sidney A. McPhee. Otter, an associate..
MTSU faculty and alumni and the university’s Center for Cedar Glade Studies will play prominent roles in the operation of the 38th annual Elsie Quarterman Wildlife..
Ryan Otter’s work as a teacher, researcher and advocate for student success has led to special recognition by MTSU President Sidney A. McPhee, the university..
As first impressions go, the new $147 million MTSU Science Building left a lasting and memorable one Monday, Aug. 25, for students attending the opening..







