Karen Kehoe, director of the Tennessee Center for the Study and Treatment of Dyslexia at Middle Tennessee State University, shared information about the center’s services..
MTSU faculty and staff recently provided the media with their perspectives on various issues, including the Israel-Hamas war, artificial intelligence, real estate and the housing..
Middle Tennessee State University will host a spring conference on information technology that organizers hope will serve as a springboard for a university-led initiative to further..
Three Middle Tennessee State University students working with Department of Psychology faculty captured top prizes in the Tennessee Psychological Association Convention in Franklin, Tennessee. The..
Thousands of students from Murfreesboro City Schools descended on Murphy Center recently for the 10th annual “Education Day” game — and were treated to top-notch performance by the hosting Lady..
Career and technical education students from Williamson County high schools got a first-rate tour of Department of Health and Human Performance facilities in the College..
MEMPHIS and JACKSON, Tenn. — From Ripley (pop. 7,785 in 2021) in Lauderdale County in West Tennessee, Ripley High School senior Joey Jones dreams “of being very successful, having a..
Middle Tennessee State University’s Jennings and Rebecca Jones Chair of Excellence in Urban and Regional Planning hosted a recent panel discussion that addressed critical regional..
Road to success: two MTSU faculty journey from first-generation students to award-winning scientists
Liz Barnes and Donny Walker, Middle Tennessee State University assistant biology professors, each recently cinched $1 million National Science Foundation early CAREER grants — a major career milestone after..
The recent sixth annual Open House undergraduate research event, organized by Middle Tennessee State University’s Undergraduate Research Center, burst with curiosity from attendees and passion from..
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