Local Hearts Concert Returns to ETSU
The Local Hearts Concert is set to make its return to ETSU for its second year, promising an evening of diverse live music and vibrant …
40 Years of Expression: Exploring the Positive/Negative Art Exhibit
For four decades, the Positive/Negative Juried Art Exhibits have served as an annual platform for compelling works that explore contrast in form, concept, and emotion. …
Serious Play Meets Serious Learning: The Power of LEGO® Serious Play®
On Monday February 10, the College of Business and Technology here at ETSU hosted its first LEGO® Serious Play® skills-building workshop of the semester in …
ETSU Choir Fest: A Celebration of Music and Community
The ETSU Department of Music is gearing up to unite high school and collegiate singers through an unforgettable festival. The 2025 ETSU Choir Fest provides high …
Pretty Woman Kicks Off a Dazzling Broadway Season in Johnson City
The Tri-Cities area is abuzz with excitement as the spring 2025 Broadway season kicks off at the Martin Center of the Arts with “Pretty Woman”. …
A Dream on Parade: My Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Experience
As we approached the red starting line for our Herald Square performance and I heard our university’s name being called to a roaring crowd, the …
“Cabaret”: Where art Meets relevance
The ETSU Theater and Dance Department welcomes attendees into the captivating world of “Cabaret,” where dazzling escapism masks the unsettling realities of a society on …
Peace by design: ETSU professor curates “Posters for Peace”
In an era marked with social, political and cultural challenges, “Posters for Peace” offers images, messages and ideas centered around promoting peace and fostering meaningful …
Uncovering the legacy of Steve Young through “Stars in the Southern Sky”
Although his name might not have always taken center stage, the incredible legacy of Steve Young is being rediscovered with the release of “Stars in …
Kimberly English’s “Threshold”: Weaving grief and tradition
Presented in Slocomb Galleries, Kimberly English’s “Threshold” invites the audience into a personal exploration of loss through traditional Appalachian weaving techniques and modern artistic expression. …