Leaked conversations expose possible white supremacist propaganda distribution
Leaked conversations from the neo-Nazi, white supremacist group Patriot Front, the rebranded version of Vanguard America, have exposed a plan to distribute fliers and posters on more than 120 campuses across the U.S. this weekend, according to the digital community “It’s Going Down,” an online platform that exposes fascist groups’ activities. It is unclear if …
Crime: Three people shot at student apartment complex
Three people were rushed to the hospital late Sunday night after a shooting at a Murfreesboro apartment complex, according to a press release from the Murfreesboro Police Department. The gunman is still on the run. According to the statement, police were called to The Pointe at Raiders Campus Apartments, 2315 N. Tennessee Blvd., around 11:30 …
Crime: Student arrested for possession of AR-15 on campus
Update as of 5:17 p.m.: University spokesperson Andrew Oppmann released an exclusive statement to MTSU Sidelines regarding the arrest, stating that “We appreciate the vigilant work by the MTSU Police Department in investigating this matter and responding promptly. Our police determined that the students did not make or pose any threats to anyone on our …
Crime: Rape reported on campus
On September 3, the Middle Tennessee State University Police were made aware of a rape that occurred on campus within the first two weeks of class. According to the MTPD media log, the victim did not wish to file a police report. No further details regarding the case are expected. According to the 2018 Annual …
“The world that I knew that morning was gone”: MTSU community reflects on 9/11
In honor of the 18th Anniversary of 9/11, MTSU Sidelines has asked for the members of the MTSU Community to share their memories of where they were on that fateful day. Below are quotes from current students, alumni, and parents, photos from MTSU faculty member Nathan Wahl, and features articles from the September 12, 2001 …
“We have made contact with every student’s families:” MTSU President launches relief effort for Bahamian families after loss of niece
Although Hurricane Dorian continues to slam the east coast, the effects of the storm have already been astoundingly far reaching for many— even far enough to impact those at Middle Tennessee State University. In both an interview with Sidelines and an official release to the student body, MTSU President Sidney McPhee announced that he is …