New MTSU Tennis Courts Almost Completed
Construction on the new MTSU Tennis Courts is almost complete. A big thanks to MTSU Men’s Tennis Coach Jimmy Borendame and Associate Athletic Director Larry Maples for giving us an update on what’s to come.
Two MTSU Biology Faculty Land $1M NSF Grants to Support Research Projects
Since earning an R2 designation as a “doctoral university: high research activity” in spring 2022, Middle Tennessee State University has continued to boost research — most recently with Department of Biology assistant professors Liz Barnes and Donny Walker each landing $1 million National Science Foundation grants. The funds are awarded through the NSF’s Faculty Early…
MTSU Lady Raiders Treats and Hoops
The Lady Raiders Basketball Team will face off against the University of the Cumberlands Lady Patriots at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 30, in Murphy Center, 2650 Middle Tennessee Blvd. To kick off the season, the team is hosting Treats and Hoops trick or treat event starting at 5:30 p.m., just before the game. “Since our…
MTSU Greek Row Trick or Treat
MTSU’s annual Trick or Treat on Greek Row will be held from 5-7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 26, in front of the sorority houses at the corner of Rutherford Boulevard and Alumni Drive. “This is one of the most popular events in MTSU’s fraternity and sorority community, and we are excited to see all the costumes…
Murfreesboro Airport hosts STEAM Festival event Oct. 21
The Murfreesboro Municipal Airport is proud to announce participation in the Discovery Center’s Seventh Annual TN STEAM Festival, Oct. 13-22, 2023. Murfreesboro Airport is hosting an Airport STEAM Festival event Saturday, Oct. 21, 2023. The Airport invites the public to engage STEAM from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. to learn how airplanes fly and what the Murfreesboro…
MTSU’s Dual Enrollment Hits New Record as Area High School Partnerships Expand
Middle Tennessee State University’s Dual Enrollment program is seeing record enrollment because of strengthening partnerships with Rutherford County Schools as well as expansion into Sumner and Wilson counties. With dual enrollment, high school students can get a head start by taking MTSU courses for college credit at little to no cost. Currently, MTSU partners with…
During Oct. 13-22 TN STEAM Festival, MTSU Students, Faculty Featured at STEAM-a-Palooza
Middle Tennessee State University students and faculty will play a prominent role in the upcoming Tennessee STEAM Festival to celebrate the fields of science, technology, engineering, art and math. Particularly with the STEAM-a-Palooza from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 14, at the Discovery Center at Murfree Spring in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. MTSU students will man…
Student Success Provides Tools, Programs to Aid in MTSU Academic Accomplishments
Middle Tennessee State University’s Office of Student Success provides a multitude of options to help students stay ahead of the game in their academic efforts. Two ways to achieve progress are through the annual Scholars Academy for a target group of incoming freshmen to kick off the fall semester and Supplemental Instruction, an opportunity for…
MTSU’s June Anderson Center Collecting Bras, Comfy Clothing for Domestic Violence Center
Middle Tennessee State University’s June Anderson Center for Women and Nontraditional Students is hosting a variety of activities this fall, including a bra drive throughout October in recognition of Domestic Violence and Breast Cancer Awareness Months and nonperishable food collection. “We are collecting new bras, with tags, and comfy clothing like leggings, sweatpants and T-shirts…
MTSU Police Offering Free, Six-Week RAD Self-Defense Course
Registration is open for the Middle Tennessee State University Police Department’s annual Rape Aggression Defense Systems, or RAD, course. The free training is available to women and girls ages 13 and older from the campus community and the general public, including women unaffiliated with MTSU. The six classes that make up the training will take…