BREAKING: First confirmed COVID-19 case reported on MTSU's campus. Patient is an on-campus resident that lived in Scarlett Commons, and became symptomatic over the extended Spring Break. More details to come.
@not_the_rapper_ Confirmed as FALSE by @MTSUSidelines . Editor-in-Chief here: called Tri-Star Stonecrest and they adamantly stated that "this is completely untrue."
On Thursday, MTSU President Sidney McPhee announced the loss of his niece due to Hurricane Dorian, and the re-instituting of the Raider Relief program to send aid to other affected families. All Bahamian student's families have been reached.
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BREAKING: The Murfreesboro Water Resources Department website has been hacked.
No further details are available at this time, but city officials are aware of the problem and are investigating.
Viewers are urged to stay off the website.
The MTSU Board of Trustees met on Tuesday to discuss and approve the actions of its committees. Among the topics discussed was the 2.37% tuition and fees increase for students taking 15 hours or more. The tuition increase was unanimously approved.
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Dalton Slatton, a recent MTSU graduate, has added his name to the short list of interns to ever create a bill that passed through both houses of the Tennessee General Assembly.
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MTSU held its biannual Destress Fest and Health Fair Tuesday, hosted by the Health Promotion program on campus. The fair takes place at the end of each semester as a way to help students to decompress and take their minds off of the nearing of final exams.
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Some residents were awakened by an explosion at the Vie Apartments Wednesday morning, with preliminary police reports stating that the event may have been caused by an improvised explosive device.
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Across MTSU’s campus, Health Promotion’s the Power of One initiative, aimed at “(ending) gender-based violence and (increasing) students’ confidence to speak up when they see a lack of inclusion,” displayed an impactful event.
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For almost two decades, the SpringOut! Pride Week has been held on MTSU’s campus, and, since its inception, it has continued to become larger and more inclusive for students.
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MTSU students received behind-the-scenes instruction Sunday morning at rehearsals before the 54th Academy of Country Music Awards in Las Vegas.
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Jana Ruth Ford delivered a presentation entitled “Small Objects in the Solar System” in the Wiser-Patten Science Hall Friday night as a part of the Physics and Astronomy Department’s monthly Friday Night Star Parties.
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The fifth Middle Tennessee LGBT+ Film Festival was held in the James Union Building Thursday night. These films addressed a variety of different issues, including facing stereotypes, accepting identities, asexuality and the stigma that surrounds HIV.
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