Office of the President
President’s Post
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SPRING 2026 BUDGET AND SALARY UPDATE
Looking toward fiscal year 2026–27, the Tennessee Higher Education Commission (THEC) is recommending operating state appropriations of $152.8 million for MTSU. This will be a $1.7 million increase, or 1.1%, over 2025–26 appropriations. This net increase is a combination of a decrease of $4.7 million in outcomes formula adjustments and an increase of $6.4 million
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SPRING 2026 MTSU ARTS
The MTSU College of Liberal Arts fosters community engagement and economic prosperity through innovative arts and culture initiatives. Here is a look at upcoming MTSU Arts events: • The MTSU Arts Celebration Concert takes place Jan. 31 at 7:30 p.m. in Tucker Theatre. • The Department of Art and Design, in collaboration with the Office
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SPRING 2026 STUDENT LIFE
Creating a vibrant campus community where students can connect, grow, and thrive is at the heart of the MTSU experience. Our commitment to the slogan “Your Journey, Our Commitment” means we’re dedicated to providing meaningful opportunities for engagement across all areas of student life. Fall 2025 was all about reimagining campus traditions and events, bringing
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SPRING 2026 ENROLLMENT AND ADMISSIONS
MTSU produces more graduates than any other local university (close to 5,000 each year). One in every six college educated individuals in the greater Nashville area holds an MTSU degree. We continue to work extremely hard to ensure that we are attracting the best and the brightest new undergraduate students from across the state of
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Welcome to the Spring 2026 semester and my biannual Campus Newsletter!
Every president of every college and university in America believes their institution is special and among the best choices for degree seekers. I am proud to say that, because of you, I can back up that claim with proof. Our University was again included on the Forbes list of the 500 top colleges in the