All hands have been on deck to prepare participants of the Governor’s School for the Arts for the final days of the arts camp hosted..
MTSU has taken its first steps toward changing the narrative about aging from the negative to the positive. The university’s inaugural Positive Aging Conference welcomed..
Participants will discover effective and age-appropriate ways to help make sure society remembers and understands the Holocaust at an upcoming Middle Tennessee State University event...
As life expectancy in the United States takes a dip prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic, Middle Tennessee State University prepares to host a comprehensive exploration..
The teaching musicians of the Tennessee Governor’s School for the Arts will share their artistry with the community in a series of free public concerts..
The 2,474 new graduates in Middle Tennessee State University’s first Class of 2022 are on their way to adventures great and small, jubilantly accepting their..
Middle Tennessee State University’s 2,470-plus members of the first Class of 2022 and their supporters are preparing for a day full of celebration Saturday, May..
Middle Tennessee State University dance students and faculty will whisk winter away this Thursday through Saturday, April 21-23, when the MTSU Dance Theatre’s 2022 Spring..
Two members of the MTSU community will be part of a state-sponsored effort to highlight archaeological research in Tennessee. The Tennessee Department of Environment and..
By the time he was a senior, former college quarterback Troy Jones knew he wasn’t going to the NFL, leading to “a true identity crisis.”..











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