Office of the President
President’s Post
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FALL 2026 MTSU ONLINE
MTSU Online MTSU continues expanding services to nontraditional and other students through online offerings, making higher education more accessible. Online enrollment ranks at an all-time high by student credit hours and has increased for several consecutive years. MTSU Online keeps seeing rises in the number of online course offerings and fully online students. It has…
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FALL 2026 ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
The Division of Academic Affairs serves students across nine colleges and more than 330 academic degrees and concentrations. Within these academic units, leaders work year-round to support our faculty, staff, and students. My sincere thanks to the following leaders in the Academic Affairs Division who started in their new positions since last academic year: Office…
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FALL 2026 LIGHTNING STOP
MTSU prides itself on serving students in the most holistic ways possible. For many, that could mean access to basic needs—food, hygiene products, household goods, and daily resources. One Stop’s outreach to students in need got a big boost this last fiscal year. Through a grant provided by the state, the MTSU Student Food Pantry…
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FALL 2026 STUDENT LIFE
While academic excellence remains central to our mission, student success is strengthened through meaningful engagement, personal connection, and a strong sense of belonging within the campus community. That is why Student Affairs continues to prioritize opportunities that connect students to campus life from the moment they arrive at MTSU. Throughout this summer’s New to Blue…
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FALL 2026 CAMPUS PLANNING
Adding and expanding facilities on a college campus is about more than just growth—it represents expansion in areas of study in which MTSU particularly excels. Numerous improvements to our campus buildings are underway or have been recently completed: Kirksey Old Main Building and Rutledge Hall Renovations to our historic Kirksey Old Main building and Rutledge Hall…