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Flock Safety cameras in Murfreesboro: MTSU students speak out (opens the original)
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The rapid installation of Flock Safety’s AI-powered cameras around the U.S. has sparked controversy in recent months – no less within MTSU’s community. While cooperative police departments emphasize the cameras’ safety and usefulness in criminal investigations, many Americans argue that the surveillance technology is being abused. The MTSU Flock Instagram account is a student-run awareness page that aims to inform Murfreesboro natives and students about the locations of Flock cameras in the area
MTSU racing program returns after decade-long hiatus (opens the original)
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After 10 years of inactivity, the MTSU Racing club returns this fall with a brand new team and car design. The organization will design, construct and race with a Formula style car in the Formula Society of Automotive Engineers competition at the Michigan International Speedway in May 2027. “Our mission is to inspire the professionals of tomorrow using today’s love of motor sports,” an MTSU Racing press release said. “Through various team events and meetings, students will learn what it’s like t
MTSU cheerleader arrested for domestic assault, violating protective order (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: This story has been updated with a statement from MTSU spirit program coordinator Brooke Legens regarding the incident. Murfreesboro Police Department officers arrested MTSU freshman cheerleader Kailyn Hasty early Tuesday morning for violating a protective order, according to the MPD. An MPD officer conducted a traffic stop for failing to maintain the lane of traffic on Aug. 31 at 11:55 p.m. on South Rutherford Boulevard. The driver had a protective order against Hasty, who was a
MTSU quantum research center receives $2 million federal grant (opens the original)
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MTSU’s Quantum Research Interdisciplinary Science and Education Center (QRISE) hosted an orientation session Aug. 21, aiming to further quantum science and artificial intelligence research. Thanks to a $2 million grant from the National Science Foundation, QRISE invited eight data and computational graduate students to the James E. Walker Library. This cohort will be the first to receive $16,000 in tuition assistance, career opportunities and a $37,000 stipend for eligible students. “If we want
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