The MTSU Department of Physics and Astronomy resumes First Friday Star Parties for the spring semester this week. John Wallin kicks things off with “Darkness Fell Over the Land — Eclipses in Religion and History” at 6:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 3, in Wiser-Patten Science Hall Room 102. Wallin is professor and director of the MTSU…
Today’s college library is not just literary, but also digital and kinetic, and MTSU’s latest contribution to the trend is getting positive reviews. The James E. Walker Library celebrated the success of its new “Makerspace” area with an official grand opening and dedication ceremony earlier this week in the second-floor Digital Media Studio. The area…
The normally True Blue MTSU campus added a dash of red to the color scheme Friday, Feb. 3, to celebrate National Wear Red Day. The campus community attended MTSU Health Services and Health Promotions festivities for an annual event to raise awareness for the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women campaign. It was held in…
An East Tennessee woman is on a mission to try and prevent others from feeling the pain and heartache of losing a child to opioid abuse. Rhonda Coffey has started a support group and hopes to get the overdose reversal drug in the hands of police officers. Looking back on happier times, Coffey always knew…
Residents in a quiet neighborhood in Nashville, where not much ever happens, are on edge after more than a half dozen vehicles were broken into. Thefts from vehicles are increasing all over the city. More than two dozen people became victims, this past week alone. Each day like clockwork, Janie Blackburn pulls into her garage…