MTSU Sidelines

MTSU students stuck in James E. Walker Library elevator

Jaeda Jackson, Contributing writer • February 10, 2025

Police and fire respond to a second time in two weeks that students became stuck inside MTSU elevators.

Ariyannah Artis, Contributing writer • February 10, 2025

MTSU Students for Environmental Action advocates for change on campus to counteract the campus's carbon footprint.

Noah McLane, Lead news reporter • February 7, 2025

MTSU professor published a study observing how well college students learn about evolution when taught in a conflict-reducing way.

Bailey Lowe, Reporter • February 3, 2025

MTSU gears up to celebrate Black History Month this February with on campus shows, speakers and more planned throughout the month.

Gary Davis, Contributing writer • January 29, 2025

An MTSU student became trapped in an elevator Wednesday night.

Zavian Hailey, Contributing writer • January 29, 2025

MTSU Counseling Services offers quiet respite for stressed out students in a dedicated space.

Siri Reynolds, Reporter • January 29, 2025

Students had automatic eBook fee on MTSU billing statement as part of a First Day program with Barnes & Noble Colleges.

Jenene Grover and Emma Burden • January 28, 2025

A look into the new Trump Administration memo freezing federal grants and aid and how it might affect MTSU.

Zavian Hailey, Contributing writer • January 15, 2025

A look at MTSU's accessibility efforts after the state was assigned a nearly failing grade from the Tennessee Disability Coalition in 2024.

Alyssa Williams, Editor-in-chief • January 9, 2025

MTSU officials announced that the university will be closed on Friday, Jan. 10, due to winter storms.

Bailey Brantingham, Managing editor • December 15, 2024

A collective list of the most important Sidelines stories to come out of 2024.

Noah McLane and Hannah Carley • December 15, 2024

MTSU hosted the annual fall semester commencement ceremonies with speeches from alumni Peggy Chabrian and Byron Smith.