Nursing students now have new graduate opportunity
ETSU’s nursing students will finally have the chance to pursue a doctoral degree in their field beginning this summer. “The faculty and administration of the …
Spring enrollment rises by 5 percent
The 2002 spring semester at ETSU is seeing a 5 percent increase over last year’s spring semester in both undergraduate and graduate admissions. This increase …
Artist brings new works to ARC gallery
Spanish artist Pablo Picasso once said, “There are painters who transform the sun into a yellow spot, but there are others who, thanks to their …
Storyteller’s tales will help celebrate black history
Students can soon take part in the celebration of Black History Month as storyteller Allison Smith presents tales of African-Americans in history on Tuesday, Feb. …
Winter Cruise sails into campus
Yesterday’s Winter Cruise gave ETSU students a little taste of the madness, magic and mayhem that is New York City.As hundreds of students poured into …
Health care professionals present annual job fair
The colleges of Nursing, Public and Allied Health, and Applied Science and Technology are co-sponsoring their 16th annual Health Professions Job Opportunities Day for ETSU …
Stevens, McLain to bring their style Down Home
Even if you are not a bluegrass fan, you should check these guys out. Mike Stevens, harmonica “wizard”, and Raymond McLain, who just happens to …
Lady Bucs defeat UNC Asheville, 5-2
In the most closely watched of the matches, Jessica Irey and Tatiana Arriaran of ETSU (1-1) defeated Stefanie Shuba and Sarah Cox of UNC Asheville. …
Senior compiles list of ETSU’s good, bad
This is my last semester at ETSU. In my long and illustrious career at this university, I have seen many things. Some good, some bad. …
Bucs win third straight
Junior Ryan Lawson scored a career-high 32 points to lead ETSU to an 86-76 victory over Western Carolina on Monday night at the Ramsey Activity …