Brandon Whitehead has always been ready for a challenge. He overcame a major surgery when he was 5 years old, has dealt with vision loss..
The January 2022 edition of Middle Tennessee State University‘s “Out of the Blue” TV magazine show leaps right into the new year with stories on..
A recent “MTSU On the Record” radio program tackled the challenging learning disability called dyslexia and the new Tennessee law aimed at serving students who are dyslexic...
The American Sign Language Club at MTSU has been in existence since 2011. Blake-Lyn Giles of Springville, Tennessee, said she formed the student organization because..
With football season in full swing and baseball season headed for the playoffs, a group of dynamic athletes is suiting up to show off their..
A special reading conference for area educators on “Common Core State Standards: What They Mean for the K-12 Struggling Reader” is set for Saturday, Aug...
A special workshop at MTSU on Saturday, June 8, will help students with disabilities prepare to make the big leap from high school to college..
Producer/Host: Gina Logue Guest: John Harris The director of MTSU’s Disabled Student Services talks about closed-captioning technology that enables hearing-impaired students to take notes in..
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