Noah McLane, Lead news reporter
• November 22, 2024
Last week, students received a biennial campus climate survey asking if they can express themselves adequately at MTSU. The survey resulted from Public Chapter No. 268, which prohibits public higher education institutions from taking specific actions regarding divisive concepts and students' and employees' beliefs, ideologies or viewpoints. Governor Bill Lee signed it into law in 2023.
Noah McLane, Lead news reporter
• September 10, 2024
Political gerrymandering once again ensnared Tennessee with the state's newest House of Representatives maps, but this time, it is legal. And not even MTSU’s campus has been spared.
Featured photo by MTSU News
Story by Shamani Salahuddin
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Noah McLane, Lead news reporter
• September 1, 2023
Nathan Bedford Forrest, a Confederate general in the American Civil War, still holds a presence at Middle Tennessee State University as long as his name remains on the university’s ROTC building....
Photo and story by KeWana McCallum / Contributing Writer
The Murfreesboro branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People hosted a Martin Luther King Jr. breakfast celebration...
Photo and Story by Alexis Marshall / Contributing Writer
The Middle Tennessee State University chapter of the NAACP hosted their second annual Heritage Showcase at the Tom H. Jackson building Monday night....
Photo and Story by Zachery Wright / Contributing Writer
MTSU’s Black History Month Committee hosted a student discussion on the second floor of the Student Union Building today with the purpose of exploring...
