MAY 1: MTSU administration recommends no tuition, fee hikes for Fall 2020
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Middle Tennessee State University’s administration will not seek tuition or fee increases for the 2020-21 academic year when the institution’s budget goes to its Board of Trustees for consideration in June, President Sidney A. McPhee said Friday.
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APRIL 30: Campus update from President McPhee
To our entire University community,
With Wednesday’s conclusion of classes for the Spring 2020 semester, and the summer sessions about to start, our planning focus now turns to A...
APRIL 24: COVID-19 Campus Update
To the University community,
In my effort to keep you informed on our work to stay on course with teaching, learning, research, and service during the COVID-19, here are some brief updates:
STUDENT AID THROUGH CARES ACT
- Newly enacted stimulus legislation, known as the Coronavirus Aid, R...
APRIL 18: Update from President McPhee on COVID-19
To the University community,
It’s the middle of April, a time when, before COVID-19, we would have been chatting about the recent frost and the deadline for filing federal taxes. I would be planning to attend many of the ceremonies in our colleges to celebrate the successes of our students.
Today, instead, we all spend our ...
APRIL 10: Update from President McPhee on COVID-19
To the University community,
This morning as I was coming to work, I took a moment to stop and look around, enjoying the quietness of the day and the beauty of our campus. Looking out over Walnut Grove, I was surprised at how good it felt and then I realize...
The President's Annual Report
