For the second year in a row, a graduate of the College of Media and Entertainment has been named an MTSU Distinguished Alumnus.

The WMOT Wired In Series kicked off Feb. 28 live from the new venue Aurora Nashville.

In its July 29th edition, the Nashville Business Journal named TNDV: Television LLC the 2016 Small Business of the Year in the Communications category as well as the Small Business of the Year Overall.

Students in the Department of Electronic Media Communication were extra busy at the end of fall semester with the holiday season in full swing.

Imagine yourself visiting exotic locations aboard a world-class scientific research ship, exploring the ocean depths via remote video cameras. Sunken ships, deep-sea creatures and possibly even sunken treasure await.

MTSU Mass Communication students and alumni were well represented on both sides of the camera during the Nashville/Midsouth Chapter of The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS) Midsouth Regional Emmy® Awards on Jan. 31 at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center.

For many students who want to work in radio, landing a gig with National Public Radio would be a dream come true. Chris Nelson works as director of technology strategy at NPR’s headquarters in Washington D.C. and proudly calls MTSU his alma mater.

When you ask Nic Dugger how much the Department of Electronic Media’s TV truck meant to him while a student at MTSU, he responds with a letter he wrote to the world the night he thought he would never see “Old Blue” again.

Two advanced College of Mass Communication classes recently shot Music City Roots, Live from the Loveless Café in Nashville.