MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Middle Tennessee State University’s residence halls for Fall 2023 are at capacity for the first time in recent memory, thanks to a combination of rising enrollment of new freshmen and transfer students and changes in the off-campus housing market.
Unlike other institutions in the state, however, MTSU does not require any students to live on campus. The university, which has a total enrollment of just over 20,000, has about 3,000 spaces in it .
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Middle Tennessee State University recently presented its most prestigious student awards for the 2022-23 academic year.
This universitywide awards program pays tribute to undergraduate students for their exemplary character and achievements in scholarship, leadership and service.
President’s Awardwinner is Natalie Young of New Albany, Mississippi, who majored in nursing. The student earning this recognition must exemplify superior character an .
(MURFREESBORO) Low-income Middle Tennessee State University students needing help with child care costs can apply for about 40 grants of around $1,000 each semester beginning Fall 2022.
The program, put into place with the closing in December of the Child Care Lab at Womack Lane Apartments, will allow MTSU to expand greatly the number of students seeking assistance.
“COVID-19 has taught us that not every parent needs or wants on-campus child care,” Sarah Sudak, associate .