Middle Tennessee State University’s Dance Program is presenting their annual student dance gala from March 20 to March 21 at Tucker Theater. The dance gala is completely student-produced, choreographed, and designed. This is a time where dancers can let their creativity shine and bring their choreographic knowledge to the stage.

Lebanon officials have just confirmed that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is to establish an immigration detention center in Tennessee, right within Lebanon city limits.

Middle Tennessee State University’s theater department is performing Clue Feb. 26 to March 1 at Tucker Theater. The stage adaptation is based on the iconic 1985 movie directed by Jonathan Lynn. This film became a comedy classic and is still performed and watched to this day. Make sure to stop by Tucker Theater and try to figure out who did it, where, and with what?

In celebration of black history month, the African student organization held their yearly fashion show entitled A Night in Africa. Students, faculty and families gathered in the Student Union Ballroom on February 13th to take a journey through time and black history with the help of fashion, production, and visuals. What this club stands for is what was reflected in the show and as an audience member you could see the joy, passion and inclusion. People of different genders,

One man's journey with starting a charity fund that has since hit the ground running.

A conference being hosted at World Outreach Church in Murfreesboro is facing changes following the death of Charlie Kirk.

A Middle Tennessee State University employee took to social media to share her opinions on the death of Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist that was shot while speaking on a college campus in Utah.

One Canadian man is navigating his way through a new country, and a new sound. Alex Eastman moved to Murfreesboro, TN from Winnipeg, Canada to attend college at Middle Tennessee State University, where he majors in commercial songwriting. Eastman has been writing songs since he was a child and has been on a long musical journey trying different styles.

Michael Jordan had two separate three-peat to win six NBA titles and Tom Brady won seven Super Bowls. Well, Middle Tennessee State men’s tennis six-peated as Conference USA champions, beating Liberty 4-0.

In game one of a conference series against Louisiana Tech, Middle Tennessee Outfielder Eston Snider picked up the 200th hit of his collegiate career.

The Middle Tennessee Hockey Club had a historic season, and it ended with a trip to the College Hockey South All-Star Challenge.

When it comes to music charts, Billboard is king. Billboard is also no stranger to constantly  evolving alongside the ever-changing music industry in order to keep the charts as fair as  possible. From the era of going to record stores to buy vinyl and CDs to the streaming era of the  modern age, Billboard has to take changes in the industry into consideration. The chart giant  announced that changes would be implemented throughout 2025 in order to stop chart  manipulation.  

College athletics is a new game when it comes to Name, Image and Likeness allowing players to earn money affecting schools from top to bottom.

Middle Tennessee Baseball hosted Little League Day during their home-opening Conference USA series against Florida International. 

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Tullahoma Boys Basketball just finished up one of the best seasons in program history, with a 32-5 season and a second-place finish at the TSSAA 3A state championship. 

On Tuesday the Trump administration released more than 63,000 pages of records related to JFK’s assassination, making good on a promise he first made back in 2017.

“Retro Rewind” exhibit displays 1980s fashion and serves as the first time the MTSU’s Textiles, Merchandising, and Design program will open its doors to the public for display at the Todd Art Gallery on MTSU’s campus Saturday, March 22.

2024 was dominated by rap feuds and 2025 is starting off in the same way. Nicki Minaj, Megan Thee Stallion, Drake, and Kendrick Lamar set the world ablaze with fiery disses that topped the charts in 2024. Three months into 2025, and the ladies are taking charge again with Bhad Bhabie and Alabama Barker’s intense feud taking over social media. Between the tweets, crass Instagram rants, and dropping diss tracks on one another, it can be hard to keep up. Leaving most people wond

For a rising country star, the city of Nashville is what money is to a Fortune 500 company-- essential. But, what about artists who do not want to pursue country music? Is there a spot for them in “Music City”?