Originally published in the Tennessee Star By Larry Sand After decades of steady growth, attendance in U.S. K–12 public schools has shifted drastically. Over the past five years, registration has […]
By Mike Sparks Congratulations Jacob! My MTSU intern, Senior Jacob Pagel Graduated After Making His Mark on Campus and at the Tennessee Capitol As graduation day arrives for the Class […]
EDITOR’S NOTE: Tennessee is one of those states people think they already know. Country music, whiskey, Dolly and the Smokies — the shorthand is familiar enough that it’s easy to […]
Editor’s Note: This article raises important questions about job security and workplace protections that extend well beyond the walls of a university. While the debate over faculty tenure is significant, […]
On Jan. 22, 2025, a tragic school shooting occurred at Antioch High School in the Antioch neighborhood of Nashville. Seventeen-year-old student Solomon Henderson opened fire in the cafeteria, killing one […]
It is with great sorrow that I convey news of the passing today (Jan. 8) of Elizabeth McPhee, the First Lady of Middle Tennessee State University. Mrs. McPhee was beloved […]
Get to Know: NSL 2L Marvin Williamson As a teenager, Marvin Williamson, a Nashville School of Law 21, discovered he had a unique talent while taking an elective at Central […]
Supporting ATLAS at Our December 18th Meeting About ATLAS ATLAS (Academic Time Leads to Achieving Students) is a vital program provided by Rutherford County Schools that serves families in transition—specifically […]
Outstanding Staff Spotlight: The Quiet Hero of Bus 248 Smith Bus Service, LLC In a world that often celebrates the loudest voices and the flashiest achievements, it’s easy to overlook […]
Kumon Math and Reading: A Global Success Story in Supplemental Education Editor’s Note: This week I invited Ankit Patel to the WGNS Rutherford Issues radio show with host Bryan Barrett. […]