MT Unions Facilities Overview

Student Union Building

The Student Union Building opened in August 2012 as the newest installment of student union services to the campus and surrounding community. Boasting over 211,000 square feet of lounge, conference, event, food service and banquet space the Student Union building was designed for student activities and community life at MTSU. Lost and Found as well as the primary information desk for the University is located on the first floor. This facility is wifi equipped and has high tech capabilities around every corner.

The facility houses Phillips Bookstore, Steak 'n Shake, Panda Express, Restaurant Rotation, Dunkin' Donuts, Bento Sushi and the Farmers Market; our sit down, all you care to eat, made fresh daily dining facility. There is a game room, and multiple lounges to hangout, meet, and spend time with friends. The Student union has a confernce center and event ballrooms all reservable for meetings, activities, and events. are all located on the third floor.

Event Spaces

Ballroom Entrance Prefunction Ballroom Student Union 218 Student Union 220 Student Union 221 Student Union 224 Student Union 225 Student Union 227

Common Areas

Computer Center Overlook Lounge Fire Side Lounge Prefunction Ballroom Entrance Parli Cafe Gamers Lounge 3rd Floor Cafe Gaming Areas Rotunda Lounge

Restaurants and Amenities

ATMs Atrium Phillips Bookstore Game Room Entrance

Department Offices

Belt Keathley University Center

The Keathley University Center is located in the center of the MTSU campus and houses a wide variety of offices, facilities and meeting rooms. Lounges are located on the second and third floors and the information desk is on the second floor lobby. Built in 1967 with additions in 1973 the Belt Keathley University Center honors Dr. Belt Keathley in recognition of his 23 years of dedicated service to the University as Professor of Education, Dean of Students, and the first Dean of Student Financial Aid. He gave completely of himself with untiring and unselfish efforts to assist in the development of a generation of students. During the emergence of the student financial aid era, he pioneered, as Director, the Training Program for Student Financial Aid Administrators, sponsored by the U.S. Office of Education, which served financial aid administrators throughout the Southeast. A man of principle, strong moral fiber, and high integrity, his influence has been significant on the lives of literally thousands of productive citizens.

Event Spaces

University Theater Theater Stage Theater Stage Keathley 314 Keathley 315 Keathley 318

Common Areas

KUC Grill ATM Dwight's Mini Mart

Restaurants and Amenities

IT Help Desk

Department Offices

U.S. Post Office is Located on the 1st floor. The fully-functional U.S. Post Office is open Monday - Friday 8am-4pm.
Disability & Access Center - KUC 107
Veterans & Military Family Center - KUC 124
MTSU Post Office - KUC 107
Testing Services - KUC 107
ARAMARK Food Services Office - KUC 202
Dwight's Mini Mart - KUC 200
Dean of Student Life and Student Services - KUC 212
Office of Student Conduct - KUC 208
KUC Grill
Student Affairs and Enrollment Management - KUC 212
Career Development Center - KUC 328
Counseling Services - KUC 326
Housing and Residential Life - KUC 300 & 303
New Student and Family Programs (CUSTOMS) - KUC 326
IT Help Desk - KUC 320

Clayton L. James Union Building

In recognition of his forty-eight years of service to education in Tennessee. Thirty - six years of his distinguished career as an educator were devoted to this institution where he, for a six-year period, served as the first Dean of Students and for the remainder of his tenure as a scholarly and innovative classroom teacher. Although superbly proficient in all of the social science disciplines, his most enduring and endearing fame came as a matchless preceptor in Sociology. His artistry in teaching, compassion, and humanity left an incredible imprint on literally hundreds of University students.

The James Union Building houses a wide variety of offices and facilities. These include the Raider Zone Grill, the Faculty Senate Office, the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies., the Women's Studies Department, and classrooms.