It’s business as usual for MSUTV’s NewsCenter crew apart, from adapting to new Covid-19 regulations.

Rowan County experienced its first death related to Covid-19, but the case is not believed to be associated with the university. County cases are on the rise.

Wannabe songwriters were given the chance to showcase their lyrical prowess at the first ever singing bee competition, a fundraiser hosted by Rowan County Christmas.

Life has been sweet for Eva McIntosh, as she fulfills her dream of becoming a baker while battling diabetes. 

Students at the Kentucky Center for Traditional Music must now adapt to Covid-19 procedures.

The current pandemic and an intense shoulder injury pose a threat to one Morehead State University softball player’s ability to play in the spring.

A local music festival is celebrating its 50th year virtually this year because of Covid-19.

A safety alert was sent by the Morehead State University Police Department Wednesday, September 9, 2020 stating that a female student had been sexually assaulted in the elevator of Alumni Tower Monday night.

An interest to see students succeed prompted Lora Pace to become head director of first year programs at Morehead State University.

Juggling a work life and school life has been difficult for Brooke Moore, a second semester nursing student.

Recent policy changes have designated Morehead State University’s entire campus a free-speech zone, and Public Proclaimer Ministries have taken advantage of that.

Students who rely on performances and shows are finding new ways to fulfill their requirements due to Covid-19.

Mayor Laura White-Brown’s book club project, “One Community. One read.” allows a new opportunity to bring the Morehead community together through literacy.

Amy McGrath visited Morehead Wednesday on her “Socially Distant Tour” to speak about the issues she sees in Kentucky and how she would change them.

A music production major at Morehead State University is gaining followers on Spotify and SoundCloud under his moniker, “Value.”

What should have been a typical ‘girls’ day’ out in Lexington Sunday quickly turned into a matter of life or death for Morehead State University student Alyssa McMichael, who was visiting Fayette Mall with friends when shots were fired.

Ruth McLain Smith, a long-time traditional musician and educator, has been awarded Artist of the Year by the Berea Arts Council.

A student-produced Black Lives Matter video brought community anger and campus confusion to Morehead State University.

After a couple of accidents that caused severe physical damage, Abby Blair learned to value her physical and mental health.

Morehead State began the public phase of its “Soar to New Heights” Scholarship Campaign, which addresses the University’s priorities of recruitment, retention and degree completion.

Living with a rare medical disorder hasn’t stopped one high school senior from living her life to the fullest.

An Appalachian student found herself at the center of a unique storytelling about foster care and the pandemic. 

Many restaurants are bracing themselves to prevent the spread of Covid-19 as Morehead State University’s students return to campus for the fall.

A group of artists formed to reimagine the design and spirit of a tattoo shop amid the pandemic.

Oddly, it’s the Covid-19 virus that stands between nursing students and their goals of pursing a degree in the field.

Morehead State Public Radio has had to exceed university safety policies for the sake of students and staff to kick off the Fall 2020 semester.

The information below outlines how Morehead State University will be handling the return of students to campus for the upcoming fall semester. 

Rarden, Ohio Times are tough for many community members in the small town of Rarden, but hot meals are making a difference. 

John Modaff will retire this May after working as a speech and communications professor for over 20 years.

Despite the COVID-19 concerns, the Morehead State University farm held their annual flower and vegetable plant sale.