SGA’s visit with Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett.

Princeton Review Ranks MTSU’s Student Government Association in Top 25 List

Middle Tennessee State University’s Student Government Association has earned a spot in the Top 25 of The Princeton Review’s annual list of the nation’s best colleges and universities. Under the leadership of second-term president Michai Mosby, MTSU’s SGA ranked 20th in the nation for the Most Active Student Government category in the publication, moving up…

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MTSU Teams up with Agency to Provide Free Diapers for Student Parents

Parenting students at Middle Tennessee State University can get free diapers through a new community partnership. For the first time, the June Anderson Center for Women and Nontraditional Students is teaming up with Nashville Diaper Connection for the Diapers for Diplomas Scholarship Program to provide assistance to students who are parenting young children. “Our nontraditional…

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MTSU Journalism School Launches Student-Run Communications Agency Ever Blue Branding

Middle Tennessee State University’s School of Journalism and Strategic Media has launched a student-powered communications agency, Ever Blue Branding, intended to boost area businesses while providing students with job-ready experiences in a fully functioning agency. Ever Blue Branding started earlier this year and helps clients with a wide range of communication materials and services ranging…

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MTSU’s Newest Summer Graduating Student Veterans Await Next Career Moves

They’ve had to overcome obstacles navigating from military service to becoming college students and now most are stepping into civilian careers after just graduating Saturday, Aug. 9, from Middle Tennessee State University. In the summer Graduating Veterans Stole Ceremony, 15 of more than 30 graduating student veterans were recognized, featuring Journey Award recipient Maranda Vecchio…

MTSU Walker Library Receives Donations from Personal Archives of Legendary State Conservationist

MTSU Walker Library Receives Donations from Personal Archives of Legendary State Conservationist

Hundreds of books, papers and postcards from the estate of legendary Tennessee ecologist Mack Prichard will now be housed in Special Collections in the James E. Walker Library at Middle Tennessee State University. The Mack Prichard Collection was donated by the Mack S. Prichard Foundation, which preserves and promotes the legacy of the late conservationist,…

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MTSU Summer 2024 Graduates Challenged to be Heroes on Their ‘Quest Story’

Middle Tennessee State University summer commencement keynote speaker Kari Neely called on the latest crop of more than 770 Blue Raider graduates inside Murphy Center to live out the stories of their individual lives by becoming the heroes of their own quests. “Quests sparks our sense of adventure, and whether you thought about it or…

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Forensic Anthropology Focus of MTSU’s Lifelong Learning Microcourse

“CSI” enthusiasts or those with an investigative curiosity may want to sign up for the 2024 Lifelong Learning Program at Middle Tennessee State University, where this year’s focus is on forensic anthropology. Set for 9 a.m. to noon Tuesday, Aug. 20, the free program will spotlight MTSU’s Forensic Institute for Research and Education, or FIRE,…

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MTSU Recognized as ‘Center of Actuarial Excellence’

Middle Tennessee State University mathematical sciences professor Don Hong has been waiting years for this news: MTSU recognized as a Society of Actuaries Center of Actuarial Excellence. Six weeks before MTSU hosts one of the premier annual events for actuaries around the world, Hong received confirmation from Jessica Morse, chair of the SOA Center of…

MTSU’s College of Education Awarded Over $8.5M for Early Childhood Development Program

MTSU’s College of Education Awarded Over $8.5M for Early Childhood Development Program

Middle Tennessee State University’s Early Learning Programs, supported by the College of Education, recently received over $8.5 million in state funds over the next five years to provide early intervention services to families of children from birth to age 5 with identified special needs. MTSU’s Home and Community-Based Early Intervention Program, or HCBEI, previously received…