From broadcasting the festival on Hulu to mixing the sound for live shows, MTSU students work tirelessly behind the scenes of the four-day Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival in Manchester, Tennessee.
On a hot Sunday morning, 44 days before the November election, Tennessee State House candidate Luis Mata gathered with volunteers and staff at a local park. Again.
Mata and his team are strikingly young. Young volunteers, young staff, young candidate. What they lack in age, they compensate for with determination.
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At 4 a.m. on Friday, September 15, Evan Scandrett was tired. He sat in a dark soundproof recording studio, padding covering the walls....
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The tattoo industry has long been a male-dominated field, but women across the country and in Nashville have been reshaping...
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"Ding, ding," the timer sounds, signaling the first batch of blueberry muffins are done. Chantell Kennedy-Shehan resets her timer for another...
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Hiding away in the basements, living rooms and backyards of Murfreesboro rental homes is one of the most progressive, tight-knit yet expansive artist communities in the country: the...
"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...
With his straightforward lyrics and everyman persona — the kind of guy who wrinkles every shirt he puts on — Nathan Bell is an accomplished Iowa songwriter, relocated to the Volunteer State in 1991....
