Distinguished career slows for long-time CBS anchor
Yes, there were times, I’m sure you knew,When I bit off, more than I could chew.But through it all, when there was doubt,I ate it …
Annual concert will feature ETSU Chorale, 7BucsWorth, Dreamettes
ETSU’s Spring Spectacular will feature the ETSU Chorale along with newly re-established popular male vocal group 7BucsWorth and The Dreamettes, a new female vocal ensemble.This …
ETSU office now offering e-portfolios to students and alumni free of charge
With today’s technology, finding a career can be as easy as logging onto a computer. ETSU’s Career Placement and Internship Service offers many online services …
Second album by Copeland, In Motion releases March 22
Next Tuesday, March 22, Militia Group artists Copeland will release their sophomore effort, In Motion. Three years have passed since their first record full-length release, …
Minimum wage increase denied by Republicans; no wage change in eight years
The following editorial appeared in the New York Daily News on Wed., March 9.For eight years, the federal minimum wage has been $5.15 an hour. …
ETSU’s Kingsport campus helping keep children safe
The children of Tennessee have strong advocates at the Tennessee Child Passenger Safety Center, a program of ETSU’s Office of Research and Sponsored Programs Administration …
Walker hopes for second championship
“The first time we win a championship, I’m outta here,” said ETSU distance coach David E. Walker, grinning at the thought of his second retirement. …
Local band, Dana and the Robots, to play at BCM
You may have seen Dana and the Robots rocking out for the Breast Cancer Research fundraiser at the Amphitheatre here on the ETSU campus in …
Guest speaker warns not to get caught up in the persuit of ‘coolness’
“Killing Cool: Igniting the Soul of Society” is the topic of a talk by Derrick Ashong to be held at ETSU on March 21, in …