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Take a Stand: Denim Day
Story and photo by Destiny Mizell / Contributing Writer On Wednesday, people across the globe were seen wearing denim jeans, jackets, vests and more to stand in solidarity with survivors and victims of sexual assault. Middle Tennessee State University students, faculty and staff commemorated this day by showcasing their denimwear. In addition, organizations such as …
Jack Harlow Rocks out Murphy Center
Story by Mikayla Hart | Contributing Writer Photos by Reggie Johnson Jr. | Photographer Having been at the venue since 7 a.m., students, Aaliyah Frazier and Maja Ravlic, stood among the crowd of MTSU students and guests on the floor at the front of the barricade in great anticipation for the show. “It’s crazy because …
SGA Welcomes back the BIG Event for the First time since COVID-19
Story and Photos by Delaney Rohrs | Contributing Writer Though every other court of the Rec Center Gym on campus was filled with intramural basketball games in full swing on Thursday, the last court all the way to the right, hosted students who were working hard to pack meals for local food pantries at the …
“Sunset Showcase” featuring Chaz Crawford and his band
Story and Photos by Mikayla Hart | Contributing Writer Chaz Crawford and his band performed inside the Student Union at Middle Tennessee State University for this week’s “Sunset Showcase.” This event is hosted by SPARE, a student-led organization that features a new student artist each week for the month of April. Crawford is finishing up …
Camp Kesem starts MTSU Chapter
Story by Ethan Pickering | Lifestyles Editor The nationwide Camp Kesem community and charity started a chapter at Middle Tennessee State University this semester. The Camp Kesem community serves as a summer sleep away camp, run by college students, for kids who’s parents have been or are still effected by cancer. The MTSU chapter will …
The History of Ripped Jeans through the Decades
Story and Photos by Emily Graham | Practicum Student On a pretty spring day, take a seat in the commons area in front of Middle Tennessee State University’s Walker Library and enjoy watching people. Here’s what you’re bound to see: couples strolling while holding hands, skateboarders gliding by and students making all kinds of fashion …