She designed the titles for the Wes Anderson film Moonrise Kingdom. Renowned illustrator Jessica Hische’s work will be on display at MTSU this week.
Renowned illustrator exhibits at MTSU
Allman Brothers historian will speak at MTSU on Aug. 30
Allman Brothers historian and author Bob Beatty will speak at MTSU on Wednesday, August 30 in support of his latest book, “Play All Night!”.
MTSU professor releases book about southern murder ballads
ARTS & CULTURE | An MTSU professor has penned a book about the southern murder ballads that’s earned the attention of the The New York Times.
Registration open for MTSU June 19-23 special needs summer camp
MTSU will host a special needs summer camp on June 19-23 that is open to Moore County students.
MTSU ginseng institute anticipates growth
Plant conservation and herbal medicines are all the rage. Moore County students can learn more at the MTSU International Ginseng Institute.
MTSU will offer remote ALS Sign Language course
CLASSES & WORKSHOPS | MTSU will offer a remote, hands on American Sign Language course in January .
MTSU plans graduation for December 10
EDUCATION NEWS | Attention MTSU graduates and family members, Fall Graduation Ceremonies happen on Saturday. Can’t attend in person? The event will be live streamed as well.
Moore County resident uses Motlow, MTSU partnership to earn her bachelor’s degree 25 years after high school
LOCAL EDUCATION NEWS | Moore County resident Brittney Sells, a special education teacher at Clark Memorial School in Winchester, returned to MTSU 25 years after high school to earn her bachelor’s degree through a partnership between Motlow State and MTSU.
Southern historian will discuss Confederate monument controversy on Oct. 3 at free MTSU lecture
THINGS TO DO | Author and historian Karen L. Cox will discuss Confederate monuments’ legacy of white supremacy in Tennessee and throughout the South at a free MTSU lecture on Monday, October 3.
MTSU hosts girls’ math-science event on September 24
MTSU will host a Tennessee Girls in STEM Math and Science Conference on Saturday, September 24. The university invites Moore County students in grades 5-12 to attend.
