TRUE BLUE TV COVERAGE: Two of Middle Tennessee State University’s original five buildings are getting a significant upgrade through a $54.3 million renovation project of Kirksey Old Main and Rutledge Hall. MTSU President Sidney A. McPhee was joined by other university leaders today to announce the upcoming construction project that is scheduled to begin in mid-May with an expected completion by the summer of 2026. “This is the most ambitious and extensive effort of its kind in the history of our

MTSU President Sidney A. McPhee announced a proposed public-private partnership for a new 550-bed student housing complex to be built on the southeast edge of campus to replace the nearly 50-year-old Womack Lane Apartments, which had a capacity of 250 residents. MTSU will provide residence life, leasing and suite assignments for the proposed complex, which would include a staffed front desk, entry and floor lounges, community kitchen, laundry room, private and small group study spaces, landscape

249K views · 15K reactions | Middle Tennessee State University has taken a firm stance against political violence by terminating an employee for making "callous and insensitive" comments on social media regarding Charlie Kirk's death. https://bit.ly/3IiCD3P | WZTV FOX 17 News, Nashville | Facebook

A former associate dean at Middle Tennessee State University is suing MTSU President Dr. Sidney McPhee and another employee after she said she was punished for “engaging in constitutionally protected speech.” DETAILS BELOW. | WKRN News 2