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Operation Song allows MTSU students, veterans, professional songwriters to work through the ‘puzzle pieces’ of military experiences

Angele Latham | Editor In Chief • October 30, 2017

Photo by Andrew Wigdor / MTSU Sidelines MTSU student veterans and songwriters, either based on campus or in Nashville, participated in the life-altering process of translating military memories, hardships...

‘It was a crazy experience’: An MTSU student’s skydive with Army Golden Knights

Angele Latham | Editor In Chief • April 28, 2017

Photo and Video Courtesy of U.S. Army Golden Knights After I jumped or, more accurately, was nudged out of an airplane, I found that the phrase that I kept incessantly repeating to people when they asked...

MTSU President Sidney McPhee, retired Lt. Gen. Keith M. Huber participate in 13,000 foot tandem parachute jump with Army Golden Knights

Angele Latham | Editor In Chief • April 25, 2017

Photo Courtesy of Andy Heidt / MTSU News MTSU President Sidney A. McPhee and retired Lt. Gen. Keith M. Huber took part in a tandem parachute jump Tuesday after being invited to participate by the Golden...

MTSU opens largest student veterans facility in the state

Sidelines • November 11, 2015

Photos by Bennie Hunt Middle Tennessee State University officially opened the new Veterans and Military Family Center on Thursday morning, making it the largest student-veteran facility in the state. The...

MTSU’s Keith Huber delivers first pitch at Nashville Sounds’ ‘True Blue Night’

CIM Digital • July 1, 2015

MTSU's Head of Veteran Affairs, Ret. Lt. Gen. Keith Huber, delivered the first pitch at the Nashville Sounds baseball game Wednesday night. It was "True Blue Night" at First Bank Park and the first 1,000...