OIT finds less expensive student e-mail system
The Office of Information Technology is preparing to release a new campus e-mail system that will be ready for faculty, staff and students by mid-March.According …
Leader hopes to challenge students to make changes happen on campus
Leah Adinolfi, coordinator for leadership and Greek life in the Center for Student Life and Leadership, is a staff member with a rich past in …
Highland theater group to present Williams’ Streetcar
Students and area residents will soon have a chance to support the local arts as the Highland Theatrical Company offers performances of A Streetcar Named …
ETSU gets ready for Winter Cruise
Though winter weather is still in the air, students can soon take a well-deserved study break and get away from the daily grind at this …
Aramark aims to improve food service
The Student Government Association Senate met this Tuesday, but failed to achieve quorum. According to SGA law, no business can be transacted without a quorum.Consequently, …
Lady Mocs stomp Lady Bucs, 75-47
Chattanooga scored the first 13 points of the game and never looked back as the Lady Mocs defeated the Lady Bucs, 75-47, Monday night at …
Governor unveils Tennessee quarter
Gov. Don Sundquist officially unveiled the Tennessee quarter along with famous musicians, federal officials and the coin’s designer during a ceremony at the Country Music …
Lady Mocs stomp Lady Bucs, 75-47
Chattanooga scored the first 13 points of the game and never looked back as the Lady Mocs defeated the Lady Bucs, 75-47, Monday night at …
Highland theater group to present Williams’ Streetcar
Students and area residents will soon have a chance to support the local arts as the Highland Theatrical Company offers performances of A Streetcar Named …
Workshop targets hazing
In response to last semester’s hazing incident, ETSU fraternities and sororities are joining forces to offer a hazing education workshop to athletic teams, campus Greek …