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MTSU President Sidney McPhee joined the joint Senate-Freshman Council meeting on Oct. 3, 2024, and took questions from SGA members. (Photo by Siri Reynolds)

Sidney McPhee discusses Forrest Hall with SGA: ‘We have not given up’

Jenene Grover October 4, 2024

Feature photo by Siri Reynolds Story by Siri Reynolds MTSU President Sidney McPhee addressed questions from Student Government Association members about Forrest Hall, faculty salaries, and other...

MTSU's Student Government Association has offices on the third floor of the Student Union building. (Photo by Hannah Carley)

Princeton Review ranks MTSU Student Government Association nationally

Hannah Carley, Contributing writer September 15, 2024
MTSU Student Government Association ranked 20th most active in the nation this year due to its consistent growth in student interaction and its versatile methods for communicating with the student body.
Student Government Association held their second Senate Meeting at MTSU, on Sept. 12. (Photo by Siri Reynolds)

SGA recap: Second meeting brings Faculty Senate President, election, Forrest Hall discussion

Siri Reynolds, Contributing writer September 13, 2024
MTSU’s Student Government Association held its second meeting of the semester Thursday, featuring a discussion with a special guest: Faculty Senate President and history professor Suzanne Sutherland.
$1.9 Trillion Stimulus Bill Passed by the House

$1.9 Trillion Stimulus Bill Passed by the House

CIM Digital March 11, 2021

The House passed the $1.9 trillion economic stimulus plan on Wednesday after revisions by the Senate. President Joe Biden is expected to sign it on Friday, which will start the process of sending direct...

Marsha Blackburn greets the crowd at the Franklin Marriott Conference Center in Cool Springs following her victory over Phil Bredesen for U.S. Senate on Nov. 6, 2018. (Photo by Anthony Merriweather)

‘Not You’: Is Marsha Blackburn a champion for women in Tennessee?

Sidelines November 23, 2018

Photo by Anthony Merriweather / MTSU Sidelines  Story by Angele Latham / Contributing Writer  Over two weeks after the 2018 midterm elections, Americans are still reeling over the monumental changes...

Residents wait in line to vote outside Central Magnet School in Murfreesboro, Tenn. on Nov. 6, 2018. (MTSU Sidelines / Angele Latham)

Live results: 2018 midterm elections

Angele Latham | Editor In Chief November 6, 2018

Photo by Angele Latham  / MTSU Sidelines  Graphs courtesy of Dr. Ken Blake The midterm elections come to a close Tuesday, with Senate and gubernatorial races being decided in Tennessee. For live results...

AP: Kavanaugh is confirmed: Senate Oks Supreme Court nominee

AP: Kavanaugh is confirmed: Senate Oks Supreme Court nominee

Sidelines October 6, 2018

Photo courtesy of Win McNamee / Getty Images By Alan Fram and Lisa Mascaro / Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — The bitterly polarized U.S. Senate narrowly confirmed Brett Kavanaugh on Saturday to...

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AP: Senator Collins backs Kavanaugh, paving way for confirmation

Sidelines October 5, 2018

Photo by Stuart Isett / Fortune Most Powerful Women Story by Alan Fram and Lisa Mascaro / Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican Sen. Susan Collins of Maine said Friday she will vote to confirm...

Stones River National Battlefield limits services due to government shutdown

Stones River National Battlefield limits services due to government shutdown

Sidelines January 21, 2018

Photo and story by Bailey Wilson / Contributing Writer Stones River National Battlefield, which is a located on Old Nashville Highway in Murfreesboro, announced that it would be limiting its services...

Lamar Alexander re-elected to third term in U.S. Senate

Lamar Alexander re-elected to third term in U.S. Senate

CIM Digital November 5, 2014

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Tennessee Republican Lamar Alexander re-elected to 3rd term in US Senate. Alexander was beating Democrat Gordon Ball in early returns Tuesday night. Alexander emerged from a...

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