Police searching for suspects accused of stealing equipment from MTSU baseball clubhouse Brett Walker, Editor in chief • May 22, 2026 MTSU police said two individuals unlawfully entered the clubhouse early on May 12 and stole roughly $7,000 worth of items.
New Tennessee congressional map sparks controversy Wren Bailey, Lead news reporter • May 8, 2026 Gov. Bill Lee signed Tennessee's new congressional map into law, but not without protest.
Inside Tennessee lawmakers’ redistricting efforts Olivia Summers, News editor • May 6, 2026 Everything you need to know about the Tennessee government's plan to redraw the state's congressional map.
Painted Tree Boutiques closure leaves small businesses scrambling Zoe Kuhn, Reporter • April 29, 2026 Small businesses are left feeling confused and betrayed after Painted Tree Boutiques closed with little notice.
Five domestic violence resources in Middle Tennessee Bridget Cullen, Reporter • April 25, 2026 Resources and organizations in Middle Tennessee that support victims of domestic and sexual violence.
Out of the Darkness Campus Walk promotes mental health at MTSU Deandre Dartis, Contributing writer • April 21, 2026 Hope Walks Here hosted a community walk on MTSU campus to highlight suicide prevention and mental health
MTSU animation program ranked No. 1 in Tennessee Wren Bailey, Lead news reporter • April 14, 2026 Animation Career Review, a website for digital designers and animators, ranked MTSU’s animation program No. 1 in Tennessee.
How does the MTSU community feel about the Iran conflict? Gary Davis, Reporter • April 13, 2026 There's no end in sight for the conflict in Iran. Here's how some of the MTSU community feels.
A look at abortion, maternal mortality and domestic violence in Tennessee Bridget Cullen, Reporter • April 10, 2026 A snapshot of abortion legislation, maternal mortality and domestic violence against women in Tennessee.
MTSU feels the strain with soaring gas prices Lauren Blake, Reporter • April 9, 2026 Both MTSU transportation services and students are feeling the affects of raising gas prices.
Press Forward comes to Middle Tennessee aiming to strengthen local journalism Olivia Summers, News editor • April 8, 2026 National initiative Press Forward is coming to the Middle Tennessee area to help local news organizations.
CBAS star party draws eyes to the night sky Wren Bailey, Lead news reporter • April 4, 2026 The College of Basic and Applied Sciences hosted its third star party this year.
