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SGA discusses additional proposals for tobacco policy
The MTSU Student Government Association presented a resolution to enforce the tobacco-free policy on campus in Thursday night’s caucus meeting. Dylan Bogle, senator of basic and applied sciences and the sponsor of the new bill, claims that the idea for better enforcement arose when he realized that students were ignoring the school’s tobacco-free policy and …
MTSU Student Organization Photo Gallery
MTSU held their annual Student Organization Fair in the Student Union Commons from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. About 100 organizations set up tables to field questions from new students interested in expanding their extracurricular involvement on campus. For more campus news, follow us at www.mtsusidelines.com, on Facebook at MTSU Sidelines and on Twitter at …
MTSU Sorority Life Recruitment 2014
Formal Recruitment has begun for the six Panhellenic Conference sororities at MTSU. From now until registration ends on Sept. 18, sororities will be holding events to meet potential recruits. “I think that MTSU should expect to see a lot more of sororities on campus,” said Megan Townsend, the Panhellenic Vice President of Recruitment. “We really …
McPhee announces new solution to ACA regulations
Departments at MTSU will work hard to closely monitor hours of students working multiple jobs at the university in order to comply with new laws in accordance with the Affordable Care Act, University President Sidney McPhee said. Recently, McPhee announced that students would no longer be able to work more than one campus job in order …
Blue Raider Volleyball Takes Hit in Season Opener
The Middle Tennessee State University Blue Raiders Volleyball team home opener against Southern Illinois University started strong, but began to fizzle out when the Blue Raiders lost steam. After a 25-17 route in the first set the home team looked like they were not going to relinquish any of their momentum to their opponent. With a …
Walker Library Welcomes Undead for Week of Welcome
By Blake Jennings The James Walker Library delivered an undead welcome to swarms of freshman this past weekend. The typically prestigious building was overrun with zombified librarians, student zombie-hunters and hundreds of unsuspecting victims from 6-9 pm this past Labor Day. Called “Night of the Walker Dead”, the event served as a fun, bloody welcome, featuring …