The Center for Popular Music at Middle Tennessee State University continued its new series of special “unconferences” on old-time music on Friday, March 12, this time bringing..
An Asian American singer and dancer who uses her talent to bring people of diverse cultures together will share her life’s work as part of..
A veteran activist against sexism and racism both in and out of government will deliver the keynote address for MTSU’s celebration of National Women’s History..
Charlie Noel will discuss VA Whole Health in next week’s Roll Call MTSU Veteran Speaker Series. Noel, chief of the Whole Health System of Care..
Women on the front lines of health care and science will share their much-needed expertise in a videoconference as part of MTSU’s National Women’s History..
For Roland Martin, the key to improving African Americans’ lives is neither black nor white, but green. The accomplished journalist and commentator and host of..
MTSU’s observance of National Women’s History Month will be an appreciation of more than 100 years of American women’s suffrage. The opening ceremony is slated..
Middle Tennessee State University is partnering with a national law enforcement organization to provide a virtual workshop and discussion Feb. 25 with the campus community..
MTSU’s Department of Media Arts is welcoming the world, virtually, to a Thursday, Feb. 25, screening and discussion of ”Fandango at the Wall,” an award-winning documentary capturing the..
A prominent African American journalist, academic and activist will provide MTSU’s 2021 Black History Month keynote address. Dr. Marc Lamont Hill, the Steve Charles Professor..











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