Zavian Hailey, Contributing writer
• November 10, 2024
Eager readers converged at a table near MTSU's Student Union food court to deliver unwanted books to June Anderson Center for Women and Nontraditional Students director Maigan Wipfli. In exchange,...
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Story by Emma Burden
When walking through Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park in Nashville, Tennessee, one might see city dwellers taking a break from Nashville’s...
The welcome table at Silent Book Club Murfreesboro on Sept. 26, 2024. (Photo by Sarah Baczewski)
Late afternoon on Sept. 26, readers rushed through the doors of Dapper Owl Coffee...
Ronald Collins spoke to MTSU students and interviewer Jennifer Woodard about his book, “Tragedy on Trial: The Story of the Infamous Emmett Till Murder Trial,” on Monday and what he learned from the trial’s transcripts
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Story by Marshal Clemmer
Slow jazz playing softly in the air. Grouped together by genre, from wall to wall a mixture of both used and new books line the shelves. Off...
Featured Photo by Lillian Chapman
Story by Lillian Chapman
MTSU Write booth with Kristine McCusker on the far right. (Photo by Lillian Chapman).
The Southern Festival of Books drew a huge crowd...
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Story by Stephanie Hall
Finding affordable books, movies and video games isn't always easy— especially when you’re a college student on a budget. Here in...
Story by Maddy Williams | Contributing Writer
Honorable mention by Ethan Pickering | Lifestyles Editor
Reading provides a myriad of benefits, such as bettering your memory, reducing stress and...
Photo and story by LB Rogers / Contributing Writer
Music lovers filled the seats and lined the walls at Station Inn Tuesday night for a Charlie Worsham performance in celebration of the release of his...
Photo and story by Kashima Allen / Contributing Writer
Murfreesboro’s Linebaugh Public Library hosted local author Jack Taylor Tuesday, allowing him the chance to sell and sign copies of his newly released...
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Story by Steve Barnum / Staff Writer
MTSU is home to many bookworms. One can usually find a student around every corner, swallowed up in a good book. If you want to read more,...
"I didn't want short stories; I wanted to write a novel," said award-winning novelist Ann Patchett, the keynote speaker for this year's Southern Literary Festival.
Speaking to the crowded Student Union...
