Murfreesboro City Schools Club Marvel

Murfreesboro City Schools host first Club Marvel event of 2019

Murfreesboro City Schools in conjunction with Middle Tennessee State University will host its first Club Marvel event of 2019 this Saturday. Participating fourth-sixth grade students will attend experiential learning sessions to explore possible careers and gain new knowledge. The January event will focus on Horse Science and will be held at Miller Coliseum from 9…

MTSU Promise Tour

‘MTSU Promise Tour’ embraces community colleges

Middle Tennessee State University continues its “MTSU Promise Tour” to recruit potential transfer students with upcoming visits to Volunteer State and other community colleges across Tennessee. Following trips earlier this week to Motlow State’s main campus in Lynchburg and to its Smyrna campus, MTSU recruiters will travel to Gallatin, Tennessee, Thursday, Jan. 24, to meet…

Huber speaks at event

‘Veterans in Motion’ conference seeks to change narrative

Middle Tennessee State University’s senior adviser for veterans and leadership initiatives wants to change the narrative embracing those who have served in the U.S. military. Keith M. Huber, who served 38 years in the U.S. Army and retired as a lieutenant general, is planning an information-exchange conference titled “Veterans in Motion” for Rutherford County leaders….

Hack-MT at MTSU

Savvy techies await fourth Hack-MT Jan. 25-27 at MTSU

Some 250-plus of the brightest, most technically savvy collegiate minds in the South will converge in MTSU’s Science Building Jan. 25-27 for the fourth Hack MT led by the university’s computer science department. After registration and dinner, Hack MT begins at 8 p.m. Friday, Jan. 25. It ends at noon Sunday, Jan. 27. The public…

MTSU opens observatory to public for Jan. 20 total lunar eclipse viewing

MTSU opens observatory to public for Jan. 20 total lunar eclipse viewing

Weather permitting, the MTSU Department of Physics and Astronomy will welcome the public for the Sunday, Jan. 20, total lunar eclipse at the university’s observatory on campus. Visitors are welcome from 9 to 11:45 p.m. if the weather is clear, said professor Chuck Higgins, who added there will not be any formal talk or program,…