How MTSU's College of Liberal Arts is preparing students to thrive in an age of artificial intelligence..
Middle Tennessee State University’s upcoming Religious Studies Colloquium on Oct. 29 will explore how religious traditions shape people’s views of land, ownership and the environment...
Middle Tennessee State University’s Applied Philosophy Lyceum speaker John Kaag (pronounced KAYG) will explore how the digital landscape is manipulating what people think, read and..
Elijah Carney spends much of his time balancing two demanding worlds at Middle Tennessee State University. One revolves around practices, meetings, travel and the physical..
Vanessa Wills, associate professor of philosophy at George Washington, will delve into the roots of modern loneliness and the importance of friendships at Middle Tennessee..
Middle Tennessee State University’s first Applied Philosophy Lyceum of the spring will feature Alexis Dianda, associate professor of philosophy from Xavier University, exploring the unfixed..
Faith intersects with professional wrestling in a documentary-style setting at the next Middle Tennessee State University Religious Studies Colloquium, set for 4 p.m. Wednesday, April..
Vanessa Wills, associate professor of philosophy at George Washington, will delve into the roots of modern loneliness and the importance of friendships at Middle Tennessee..
When Kaity Newman walks into Room 202 of the James Union Building on the campus of Middle Tennessee State University, she can’t help but smile...
Middle Tennessee State University’s Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies will welcome Sarah Riccardi-Swartz, assistant professor of religion and anthropology at Northeastern University, as the..










