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Story by Gus Wright | Contributing Writer Middle Tennessee State University held a school shooting drill on Aug. 26. The school held training in the wake of increased gun violence across the country, most notably being the Uvalde shooting on May 24, 2022, where 19 students and two teachers were fatally shot while 17 others …

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CampusCommunityNewsPhoto Galleries

Photo Gallery by Aubrey Salm Middle Tennessee State University held an event open to students called Meet Murfreesboro at the Student Union Commons on Wednesday and Thursday during the school’s first week of classes. Here is a look at what the event had to offer: Left to Right – Steve Jimmersoon, Alan Yeater, and Greg …

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CampusCommunityNewsNews FeaturesStudent Life

Story by Matthew Giffin | News Editor After his first day of classes on Aug. 22, Christian Dunham, a junior at Middle Tennessee State University, spent his evening at Old Natchez Country Club in Franklin, Tennessee. That night, he played the role of a Stromtrooper, an evil, spage-age soldier from the Star Wars franchise. He …

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CampusCommunityNewsState & Local Government

Story by News Editor Matthew Giffin and Assistant News Editor Kailee Shores Tennessee’s abortion trigger law went into effect on Thursday, 30 days after the landmark overturning of Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey. In the wake of the legal upheavals, abortion access for Tennesseeans has changed drastically. Under the Human Life Protection …

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BaseballCampusCrimeNewsSports

Story by Matthew Giffin | News Editor Middle Tennessee State University head baseball coach Jim Toman was arrested Saturday morning and charged with driving under the influence, the Daily News Journal reported. Toman was released from the Rutherford County Adult Detention Center close to three hours after he was arrested at 12:17 a.m. “We are …

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CampusNews FeaturesStudent Life

Story by Luke Cameron | Contributing Writer Another summer at Middle Tennessee State University has meant another round of CUSTOMS sessions for transfer and freshman students. The school hosted almost 20 separate CUSTOMS events between the months of May and July.  CUSTOMS events help new students and their families get acclimated to campus. “Students participate in a couple …

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