MTSU students faced continuous maintenance issues, including plumbing problems and mold in vents, while moving into some of the older residential buildings this semester, resulting in compensation from MTSU Housing.
The new Vice President of Student Affairs and Dean of Students, Khalilah Doss, is already impacting campus with her approachability and eagerness to serve and began exhibiting True Blue spirit within her first few months working at MTSU.
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While students actively struggle to find safe, affordable off-campus housing, MTSU owns residential properties surrounding campus valued at over $12 million, according to a letter...
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Rent prices are skyrocketing all over the United States due to economic inflation, and Middle Tennessee is no exception. Many young adults are finding it difficult to make enough...
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Murfreesboro will soon lose another affordable student housing complex after the purchase of Campus Crossings by Albion Residential.
The...
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Story by Ghaliah Almuyidi / Contributing Writer
Home prices across the state of Tennessee continued to rise in the second quarter of 2018, according to the latest...
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The National Low Income Housing Coalition recently released its annual Out of Reach Report, which compares minimum wage to housing prices within each state....
