Late afternoon on Nov. 5, students and staff gathered in the Student Union Building at MTSU for the 2024 Electoral Vote Watch Party. Red, white and blue balloons and streamers covered the tables that filled the atrium. Students and faculty chatted and laughed as they ate pizza, chips and salsa provided by MT Dining.
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Story by Hannah Ferreira
Voter registration initiatives on campus, led by the American Democracy Project, had resounding success this year even in the wake...
Several student organizations publicly condemned those who supported and brought former Vice President Mike Pence to campus for a discussion on “Defining Democracy” on Sept. 17.
Logan Bowman, Contributing writer
• September 11, 2024
The MTSU Honors College hosted a presidential debate watch party in the Paul W. Martin Sr. Honors building Tuesday night. Organizers invited the MTSU Department of Political and Global Affairs, as well as all Honors College students.
Story by Destiny Mizell / Contributing Writer
The Honors College building buzzed with discussion concerning topics such as religion, public policy and government on Tuesday.
John Vile, Dean...
Story by Bruce Good / Contributing Writer
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The Honors College at Middle Tennessee State University will be a virtual host for two lecture series this semester.
The pair of lecture...
Photo and story by William Green / Contributing Writer
An attorney for the Southern Environmental Law Center challenged an audience of students not to take the environment for granted in a lecture Monday...
Photo and story by Daniel Shaw-Remeta / Contributing Writer
Amy Sayward, the executive director of the Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations and an MTSU history professor, gave a lecture...
Photo and Story by Tiffany Brady / Contributing Writer
Interim Vice Provost for Academic Affairs and MTSU English Professor Newtona Johnson spoke in the Honors Building’s amphitheater on Monday in...
Photo and Story by Eric Goodwin / Contributing writer
Immigration Lawyer Elliott Ozment delivered an impassioned lecture Wednesday in the Honors College Building on the history of xenophobia in America,...
Anthropologist William “Bo” Taylor gave an exciting and interactive presentation, discussing stereotypes, personal history and what it means to be a Native American in the modern age in Cherokee History,...
University Provost Dr. Brad Bartel discussed transformation and social evolution in Fort Lewis: Military Post, Native American Boarding School, and Liberal Arts College, a presentation for the spring...
