Bucs dismantle MTSU, 16-3
The Bucs were on fire Tuesday night, resulting in their 16-3 victory over the Middle Tennessee State University Blue Raiders.This game marked the fourth straight …
Conference will convey positive message for HIV/AIDS patients
HIV/AIDS may be a life-threatening disease but it doesn’t necessarily have to have a negative impact on those who live with the virus. This is …
Vegetarianism should be considered
Shh, don’t tell anyone: I’m a member of the Tallowban. Um, no, not the Afghanistan nut jobs who insist on terrorizing the world. I’m talking …
Award-winning novelist to give public reading at ETSU
Novelist and poet Joseph Bathanti will read from his works on Tuesday, April 16, at 8 p.m. in the Forum Room of the Culp Center. …
Victims of Holocaust honored, remembered with Field of Flags
Holocaust victims were honored Tuesday at an opening ceremony which kicked off Field of Flags National Days of Remembrance Memories of Courage, a three-day event …
ETSU celebrates books, authors
More than 100 authors will be at ETSU Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. for the “Celebration of Books and Authors” held in the …
DeChellis to remain as head coach for Bucs
ETSU’s head men’s basketball coach, Ed DeChellis, has withdrawn his name from consideration for the head coaching position at the College of Charleston.”After visiting the …
Lecture updates students about findings in space
Moon rocks and meteorites were the talk of the evening last Monday as Josh Cahill of the University of Tennessee-Knoxville presented to students and faculty …
Last Lecture Series begins
Dr. Stephen Fritz began what is going to be a continuing program at ETSU by giving his last lecture in the Culp Center auditorium Tuesday.Professors …
Bucs complete sweep of Georgia Southern, 5-4
The ETSU baseball team got out the brooms this afternoon at Cardinal Park, as freshman Michael Giroud went 4-for-4 and drove in three runs to …