by Brinley Hineman // Staff writer
People all over the world were shocked on Friday, Nov. 13, when France experienced the worst amount of violence the country has seen since World War II due to a series...
Although she sat perched in a plush armchair inside the Student Union Building on a sprawling university campus, she was not a student, at least, not anymore.
Dissatisfied with her classes and scheduling,...
Across town, voters line up to cast their ballot at the county courthouse, locals schools and churches. However, Bud's Tire Pro, the smallest voting precinct in Rutherford County, is experiencing a typical...
Nearly three years ago, a young prospective student toured campus and noticed more than the traditional stops at the freshman dorms or the Blue Horseshoe. Looking around, the young man noticed an evolving...
When walking into Virginia Hemby's office in the Business and Entrepreneurship Department of the Building and Aerospace Building, a welcoming woman in a matching business suit of pink and olive green will...
The trill of a piano fills the air and the soft swish of ballet-slippered feet joins the gentle creak of floorboards. Lights hum from the high ceiling above in harmony with the heavy breaths of the dancers...
She can be found in her office checking emails and making phone calls. On Thursday nights she can be found with a gavel in her hand conducting SGA meetings and training freshman council. And don't forget...
This year marks the second time two faculty members at MTSU got to take a group of students abroad to Israel to study "The Politics of Being Israel," an upper division Political Science course.
Karen...
“What’s funny is that I wasn’t too involved,” says Andrew George with a smile, referring to his first year at MTSU.
It’s funny because George, 22, a senior marketing major from Smyrna, is saying...
