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Candidate for MTSU Police Chief, Terence Calloway, Interviewed Today
Photo via MTSUPD The community interviewed Terence Calloway at 11 a.m. on Thursday within the Sam H. Ingram Building on Middle Tennesse State University campus. Calloway, who currently works for Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University as chief of police, has been in law enforcement for 25 years. At one point in those 25 years, Calloway …
Honey Pike Interviewed for New University Police Chief Position
Photo via MTSUPD Sweet as honey, tough as nails, Majorie “Honey” Pike was interviewed during an open campus forum on Monday in the Sam H. Ingram Building around 11 a.m. Well-spoken and comfortable, Pike told the audience a general overview of her life. As an alumna of Middle Tennessee State University, she graduated with a …
MTSU Student’s Thoughts on Derek Chauvin’s Guilty Verdict
Story by Noah Baughman, Austin Caperton, Ronnie Guy, Jernicya McCrackin, Samuel Lindsay, Haley Stockwell, and Seth Tackett / Contributing Writers The guilty verdict on April 20 in the trial of former Minneapolis Police officer Derek Chauvin on all counts in the death of George Floyd resonated with Middle Tennessee State University students. Several offered their …
Diplomatic Talks with Iran are Threatened by Israeli Aggression
Story by Brendon Donoho / Contributing Writer Diplomatic talks continue this week in Vienna where a joint commission of France, Russia, Germany, China, the United Kingdom, and the European Union are hoping to find agreeable grounds under which the United States and Iran can re-enter the 2015 JCPOA, colloquially known as the “Iran Nuclear Deal.” …
MTSU Pauses Use of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
Story by Kristi Jones / Contributing Writer The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Food and Drug Administration stated that they were putting a “pause” on the Johnson & Johnson vaccine after six women between the ages of 18 and 48 developed rare, but severe, blood clots. One woman has died. The clots, …
Photos: Color the Commons Held at MTSU to Raise Awareness and Empower Survivors
Photos and story by John Lane / Contributing Writer and Photographer On Thursday, Middle Tennessee State University’s June Anderson Center For Women And Nontraditional Students held an event in the Student Union commons to kickoff Sexual Assault Awareness Month. This event had multiple aims including: raising awareness for the existence of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, …