One of the reasons why universities around the country, especially public ones, want more international students? Out-of-state tuition, says the author of a new study from the Brookings Institution. But MTSU says it’s globalization, not money, that is motivating the university to recruit students from other countries.
Why MTSU And Other Public Universities Are Recruiting More International Students
Low Number of Veterans Turn Out for Nashville Town Hall Meeting
Low numbers of veterans asked questions at today’s town hall meeting hosted by the Veterans Affairs Regional Office in downtown Nashville today.
Prescription Abuse Unseats Alcohol As Tennessee’s Top Drug Problem
For the first time in Tennessee, more people are heading to rehab for prescription pain killers than for alcohol abuse.
Can Blood Tests And X-Rays Solve The Walking Horse Soring Problem?
The Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration hopes to quiet its critics with a new testing regimen. So far, the debate over soring hasn’t quieted.
Gov. Haslam Says He’s Sending Medicaid Expansion Plan To Obama Officials This Fall
This comes a year and a half after Haslam first started talking about the so-called “Tennessee Plan.”
Two Tennessee Senators Pick A Bone With Advanced Placement History Guidelines
The topics in history left out of guidelines for Advanced Placement U.S. History have left two Republican senators questioning teachers should cover in Tennessee classrooms.
Beretta Unsure How Many Jobs Will Go To Tennesseans
While Beretta is making the move from Maryland to manufacture all its U.S. products in Tennessee, it is bringing quite a few employees along.
GM To Invest In Spring Hill, But That Might Not Mean New Jobs
General Motors is investing $185 million into Spring’s Hill’s auto plan, bringing production of a Cadillac crossover vehicle from Mexico to Tennessee.
Photos: ‘Last Cheer At Greer’ After 36 Seasons
Fans and players enjoy one of the last games at the old stadium. Here’s a look.
Tax Bill Puts Two Of Nashville’s Most Notable Subsidized Housing Developments In Jeopardy
The Davidson County Tax Assessor’s office has sent MDHA an annual tax bill of nearly $400,000 for Ryman Lofts, subsidized artist housing,and Nance Place, a workforce apartment complex.
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