We celebrate 10 years of the Center for Student Coaching and Success, Karli shows us our Spirit Teams including our mascot "Lightning", and we talk about BRAVO, the Blue Raider American Veteran Organization.

Plans are set for a 2026 "Blue Raider Country" Homecoming, Karli tells us about the MTSU Esports team and the new "Level Up" Arena, and we are proud to welcome the Chorale Ensemble from the University of the Bahamas for a special performance.

We visit the MTSU Career Development Center to learn how they are helping students connect with potential employers, we take you inside the renovations of Kirksey Old Main, MTSU’s first building, and we meet MTSU’s new Vice President for Student Affairs.

As we mourn the passing of country music icon and legend Dolly Parton, we share a special edition of "Out of the Blue" with host Andrew Oppmann interviewing Beverly Keel, dean of the Scott Borchetta College of Media and Entertainment.

The Jones College of Business celebrates 10 years exclusive partnership with Dale Carnegie, we welcome new SGA President Kennedy Garrett, and we enter year 3 of "Lead in Literacy", the College of Education's partnership with Murfreesboro City Schools.

We explore the "Where Every Note Counts" Campaign in our School of Music, Karli Sutton shows the many ways the MTSU Police serve our campus, and we feature all the special events at MTSU celebrating the Semiquincentennial.

MTSU lost a beloved alumni with the death of Tay Keith on June 18th, 2026. Here is a short tribute to Tay Keith, the Grammy-nominated record producer known for hits like Sicko Mode and Nonstop. (Captions pending)

We launch a new graduate degree, Master of Fine Arts in Film and Television, the Center for Popular Music adds a punk rock archive, and the Center for Educational Media serves as an educational resource for K-12 educators throughout the state and beyond.

This month we highlight how MTSU continues to grow and evolve, both in the classroom and behind the scenes, while giving viewers a look inside the Center for Educational Media’s newly updated studio that serves as the home base for Out of the Blue.

Ever wondered what it feels like to be a bottle of chocolate milk! Join us for this special edition of Out of the Blue as we follow a day in the life of a MTSU made chocolate milk from cow to customer!

From the MTSU College of Behavioral and Health Sciences, we introduce the College's new re-org, get a behind the scenes look at the annual Fashion Runway show, and preview the new graduate certificate program, Athletics Social Work.

We visit MTSU's original college, the College of Education, we tell you about a $3 million grant from NSF to improve Data literacy, Karli Sutton tells us about True Blue Give, and we meet the new Development Director for the College, Ms. Caroline Haynes.

This month we feature the new Master of Science degree in Legal Studies, in the Jones College of Business. We spotlight Dr. Raj, who has gained fame on Jimmy Falon's. And we examine our excellent Supply Chain Management degree programs.

Out of the Blue Special Edition. Please delay airing till Dec. 8 at 6 p.m. Happy Holidays!

This month we go inside the Student Union Building, the "living room" of campus life, Karli Sutton shares a special feature on the Parent and Family Association, and we learn about SPARE, Student Programming and Raider Entertainment.

October MTSU ‘Out of the Blue’ reports from the just-named Scott Borchetta College of Media and Entertainment, follows the revitalized Club Hockey Team, and introduces us to the new Digital Media master's program.

We're at the Applied Engineering Building on the MTSU campus. This new 3-story, $74.8 million facility houses our Mechatronics Engineering program, and will supply our students with the top equipment and tools to prepare for their everchanging careers.

We celebrate the 10th anniversary of MT Engage, introduce you to our new correspondent Karli Sutton, and we meet R.J. Ware, our new Student Government Association President.

We celebrate the 40th annual Tennessee Governor's School of the Arts at MTSU. We note the achievement of our Tourism and Hospitality Management Program, and we introduce the executive overseeing many of the improvements to Murphy Center and Floyd Stadium.

We chat with the Center for Educational Media's Director, Laura Clark. Director Shannon Hodge shares her vision for Sociology and Anthropology. And we welcome Director Chaney Mosely from the School of Agriculture.

We explore MTSU’s Neuromarketing Program and how AI now plays a vital role. We introduce the editor-in-chief and managing editor of Sidelines, the student media platform. And we mark the 75th anniversary of Army ROTC at the University.

This month, meet the new chair of the Department of Geosciences, explore the Experiential Learning Scholars program, and learn how College of Education students can do their teaching residency abroad.

MTSU Songwriting students partner with a local school to teach 5th graders the songwriting art; Textile Merchandising & Design students hold a 2025 TXMD Runway Fashion Show, and our College of Education offers two new all-online graduate degree programs.

In this episode, we learn details of MTSU’s designation as an “age-friendly” university, get a preview of Black History Month events, and get updates about an important ongoing oral history project.

This episode we learn about exciting updates to our partnership with Meharry Medical College, dive into our Professional Counseling graduate degree within the College of Education, and meet our new vice president for student affairs and dean of students.

The MTSU College of Liberal Arts and MTSU Out of the Blue's gift to all this Holiday, "Joys of the Season". Out of the Blue's special Dec. episode includes Dance, Theatre, Cello, and Symphony Orchestra, all by students and faculty of MTSU.

The MTSU College of Liberal Arts and MTSU Out Of The Blue's gift to all this Holiday, "Joys of the Season! Out Of The Blue's special Dec. episode includes Dance, Theatre, Choral, and Jazz, all by students and faculty of MTSU.

The MTSU College of Liberal Arts and MTSU Out Of The Blue's gift to all this Holiday, "Joys of the Season! Out Of The Blue's special Dec. episode includes Dance, Theatre, Choral, and the MTSU Steele Drums playing our traditional "Sleigh Ride"!

This special MTSU Out of the Blue was filmed outside the Opry House just before the Grand Ole Opry's annual "Salute the Troops" show featuring the MTSU Charlie and Hazel Daniels Veterans and Military Family Center and Big Machine Music City Grand Prix!

This month we showcase holiday themed content from MTSU’s School of Music, Department of Theatre and Dance and Department of Art and Design, in this expanded edition, Joys of the Season.

This month Andrew goes Skydiving, we talk about MTSU's 70 year partnership with the US Army, and we visit the Charlie and Hazel Daniels Veteran's and Military Families Center here on campus.

November 2020 was our 10th anniversary episode with visiting former hosts and some of our favorite stories from the past decade.