Murfreesboro librarian sues Rutherford County Library System for alleged discrimination and censorship

Logan Bowman, Co-features editor • October 1, 2026

It’s been six months since Luanne James was terminated from her position as the Executive Board Director for the Rutherford County Library System. Now, she’s suing. 

Nashville Frist Museum announces free membership tier for undergrad students

Bridget Cullen, Reporter • September 30, 2026

The Frist Art Museum in Nashville announced a new free membership level available to undergraduate students.

Students across the country will face federal student loan cuts in 2027

Isabelle Puente, Contributing writer • September 30, 2026

College students across the country will face cuts to their federal student loan funding in 2027.

Bringing A Moment of Magic to MTSU

Dekaisha Sullivan, Reporter • September 29, 2026

Through child-led hospital visits and community involvement, AMOM’s goal is to bring meaningful experiences to children battling chronic illness.

MTSU begins build of new $5 million cybersecurity range in Jones College

Gary Davis, Reporter • September 29, 2026

​MTSU’s Cyber Range will allow students, businesses and government agencies to train in high-technology simulations that prepare them for real-world cyberattacks.

Post-graduation opportunities: How MTSU prepares students for the workforce

Dawson Fletcher, Contributing writer • September 28, 2026

For students looking to enter the workforce, MTSU’s Career Development Center offers resources to help them transition from classroom to career.  

Tennessee Whiskers Cat Rescue to hold a charity yard sale for sick cats

Lauren Blake, Reporter • September 27, 2026

Here's how a local cat rescue is dealing with an outbreak of feline parvovirus.

Vintage and alternative fashion draws crowds to Murfreesboro

J’Lyn Hare, Co-sports editor • September 27, 2026

This Memphis-based market for vintage, Y2K fashion, streetwear, art and jewelry made its Murfreesboro debut.

Everything students should know from the MTSU presidential search listening sessions

Zoe Kuhn and Bridget Cullen • September 25, 2026

MTSU faculty and students expressed expectations for the next president and growing concerns about how the candidate pool is being developed.

SGA rejects proposed anti-AI bill

Ben Tilbury, Contributing writer • September 25, 2026

MTSU’s Student Government Association voted on Sept. 17 to reject proposed legislation banning the use of AI materials released by the association.

MTSU Greek Life sees increase in fall student engagement numbers

Ben Tilbury, Contributing writer • September 25, 2026

MTSU Fraternity and Sorority Life participation grows by 15% in the fall of 2026.

‘Live at MTSU’ concert series sparks mixed reactions from students

Isabelle Puente, Contributing writer • September 24, 2026

Students across campus are having mixed reactions to Live at MTSU's concert with headliners Bailey Zimmerman and Waka Flocka Flame.