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MARCH 13: News and Updates from President McPhee
To the University community, As of today, there have been no confirmed cases of COVID-19 on campus. However, there have been several decisions made today as MTSU responds to the rapidly evolving novel coronavirus situation (COVID-19): ON-CAMPUS FUNCTIONS AND ACTIVITIES On-campus educational functions proposed after Monday, March 23, that I deem essential to the goals
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MARCH 12: News and Updates from President Sidney A. McPhee
To the University community, There have been several new developments and decisions today as MTSU and other institutions respond to the rapidly evolving novel聽coronavirus聽situation (COVID-19). In our efforts to keep our community informed, here are several updates: Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee declared a state of emergency in Tennessee, which he said 鈥渨ill move us into
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MARCH 11: Spring Break extended; remote classes start March 23
To the University community, We continue聽to closely monitor developments and updates from federal and state public health officials regarding the rapidly evolving novel coronavirus (COVID-19) situation. As of today, MTSU has no confirmed cases of COVID-19 on campus. However,聽given today鈥檚 decision by the World Health Organization to declare the spread of COVID-19 as a global
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MARCH 4: Campus Updates on Coronavirus Precautions
To the university community, As many of you know by now, the global outbreak of the respiratory illness caused by coronavirus (termed COVID-19)聽is dynamic聽and rapidly evolving. University leaders and our medical staff at MTSU Student Health Services are closely monitoring the situation and we are continuing to take actions to keep our community safe and
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Sudden Storms Devastate Community, Rebuilding Begins
We are heartbroken by the loss of life and property resulting from this morning芒鈧劉s severe storms that struck Davidson, Putnam, Benton, and Wilson counties. We reached out today to…
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