Spring enrollment highest since 1994
An uncertain job market and a new student retention program has sent ETSU’s 2003 enrollment to its highest spring count since 1994.While the number of …
Men’s tennis falls to Wake Forest
East Tennessee State’s men’s tennis team continued on their early-season road swing as they fell to No. 23-ranked Wake Forest, 6-1, Friday at the Wake …
Shuttle astronauts remembered as brave explorers
Werner Von Braun was a German rocket scientist sought by Adolf Hitler to develop rocket technology for the Nazi party. Instead of living under a …
Spring enrollment highest since 1994
An uncertain job market and a new student retention program has sent ETSU’s 2003 enrollment to its highest spring count since 1994.While the number of …
Vernon breaks own school record
The Niswonger Foundation Track and Field Invitational concluded Saturday night, with ETSU sophomore Chantelle Vernon breaking her own school record and winning the 60-meter dash …
Shuttle explodes, 7 crew members killed
On Saturday morning the space shuttle Colum-bia, NASA’s oldest orbiter fleet with a crew of seven, exploded over the Texas sky, killing the seven astronauts …
Women’s tennis splits two at VCU
The East Tennessee State women’s tennis team split two matches, falling to host Virginia Commonwealth, 5-0, then defeating George Mason, 5-0, in Saturday action of …
Session 2 provides info on Internet 2
ETSU’s Offices of Information Technology and Research and Sponsored Programs are sponsoring two information sessions on Feb. 12 to provide the community with information about …
Tuesday, February 4
* Red, Black and Green Ribbon Giveaway in the Culp Atrium.* “Estate Planning: Women Taking Charge” — A Women’s Legal Series Lunch Break Seminar begins …
Nation remembers, honors those who made a difference
Black History Month began as Negro History Week in 1926 because of Carter G. Woodson who founded the Association for the study of Negro Life …