MTSU students learned firsthand why the people of Scandinavia’s cozy countries continually top the United Nations’ “World Happiness Report,” and their own report is “Passport..
MTSU faculty and staff again shared their expertise with listeners of WGNS radio during the July 21 “Action Line” program with veteran host Bart Walker...
Another MTSU student has received a stipend from the nation’s oldest and most selective collegiate multidisciplinary honor society. Phi Kappa Phi has awarded a $1,000..
Three MTSU students have been honored with one of the most illustrious study-abroad scholarships in the nation. Elizabeth Enck, Michele Kelley and Nathan O’Connell are 2014..
An MTSU student is preparing to spend a year in northern Africa after winning a major American scholarship. Tandra Martin, an international relations major from..
Even though her hometown of Smyrna, Tennessee, represents a personal slice of heaven, MTSU sophomore Hannah Morris knows the breath-taking landscapes she’s witnessed in Glasgow,..
For many people, the passport to an enlightened, educated life is just that — a passport. That’s why the MTSU Office of Education Abroad last..
For the second time in two years, MTSU study-abroad students are venturing to Vietnam for a closer look at a complex and fascinating country in..
A world of educational and cultural opportunities awaits MTSU students at this week’s 2013 Study Abroad Fair. The Office of Education Abroad will host the..
Inspired by a Scandinavian folktale, the collaborations of MTSU art students and children from Denmark and Norway will be displayed on campus. A reception to..



