“True Blue” is far more than a rhyming slogan using one of Middle Tennessee State University’s colors, professor Robert Gordon reminded the 850-plus graduating members..
The 850-plus graduating members of Middle Tennessee State University’s August Class of 2022 will celebrate their decades of life-changing dedication and determination when they and..
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..
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..
When an industry can change in what feels like the flash of a pixel, preparing to work in it may seem an adventure into a..
After what 2020 and much of 2021 threw at them, this summer’s round-the-clock Tennessee Governor’s School for the Arts at MTSU was a virtual vacation..
Students with multiple specialties across two Middle Tennessee State University colleges added another notch to their professional tool belts by providing the sounds, sights and..
MTSU’s Mike Forbes is accustomed to working behind the scenes to help others shine. Now he and 1,000 other Nashville-area volunteers who’ve been helping with..
MTSU professor Robert “Bob” Gordon Jr. has always encouraged his multi-camera TV production students to be ready to change course when the unexpected happens, because..
MTSU Theatre students and faculty are creating one wild ride on the Tucker Theatre stage Nov. 5-8 with a live, and livestreamed, production of “Ride..
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