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MTSU Theatre and Dance performs “Sweeney Todd”
Story by Stephanie Hall | Contributing Writer Photos by Ethan Pickering | Lifestyles Editor The demon barber of Fleet Street sailed into the Tucker Theatre at Middle Tennessee State University. From Nov. 4 to Nov. 7, students could witness the tale of Sweeny Todd by MTSU Theatre and Dance. The show was directed by both Kristi …
House Seven Resident Assistant Plans Events for MTSU and International Students
Photo courtesy of MTSU Story by Colby Turner | Contributing Writer Abby Schersand, a sophomore visual communications major at MTSU, was thrilled when she found out that she would be working as a resident assistant at the Global Learning Community for the 2021-2022 school year. The seventh house on Greek Row is home to Middle …
Netflix drama “Maid” is one of the most-watched miniseries yet
Image courtesy of Screen Rant Story by Abigail Ostovich | Contributing Writer One of Netflix’s newest shows, “Maid,” has been in the top 10 category for weeks now due to the audience’s love for the heart rendering story. The drama is based off true events inspired by the memoir called, “Maid: Hard Work, Low Pay …
Immigration Expert Discusses Xenophobia With Students
Story by Destiny Mizell / Contributing Writer Photo via Erika Lee Website On Tuesday, Erika Lee, director of the Immigration History Research Center at the University of Minnesota, spoke on xenophobia in America at Middle Tennessee State University’s Strickland Visiting Scholar Lecture. The 90-minute webinar mainly consisted of a discussion centered around Lee’s latest book, “America for Americans: …
MTSU Songwriting Student Emily O’Neal Wins BMI Scholarship and Releases “Otherworldly” EP
Story by Sam Long | Assistant Editor Emily O’Neal looked down and checked her voicemail messages, seeing the notification for one outstanding call. Finally picking up the phone almost a week after the initial call, she replayed the message to find that her song “Paint Me” had been selected as a second-place winner for the John …
Is There a Shortage of Food Service Staff on Campus?
Story by Destiny Mizell / Contributing Writer Ever since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, many businesses around and on campus have observed new hours of operation and sometimes services can take a little longer than they used to. Many students have noticed that fast food restaurants on campus close earlier than in the past. …