A civil rights activist, educator and political leader from Mississippi and a Minnesota colleague helping to ensure those activists’ place in history will visit MTSU this..
The April 2018 edition of the “Out of the Blue” television magazine show from Middle Tennessee State University, available to watch above, features conversations about popular..
Pilots’ wages, workplace diversity, student demonstrations and the evolution of the American presidency are some of the topics recently tackled by MTSU faculty for a..
The leader of MTSU’s emerging Africana Studies Program is the recipient of its highest award for minority faculty. Dr. Louis Woods, an associate professor of history,..
Thanks to a professor’s international interactions, MTSU oral history students will be able to develop a fuller, richer approach to their work. Dr. Martha Norkunas’..
MTSU is hosting two events designed to help educators and students unravel the term “fake news.” Joel Breakstone, director of the Stanford University School of..
MTSU students and faculty are among more than two dozen people who have been recognized with statewide and regional honors for their volunteer work with..
History students at MTSU are making history themselves by creating a website that will enable tourists to discover Midstate history on their own. Fifteen scholars..
A unique new major is enabling MTSU students to explore the African continent and experience in ways they might never have thought possible. The Africana..
Producer/Host: Gina Logue Guest: Dr. Molly Taylor-Poleskey Synopsis: Dr. Molly Taylor-Poleskey, an assistant professor of history, explains her students’ work on a digital walking-tour history..











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