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 …

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”.  …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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.  …

As the excitement builds towards their historic Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade debut, the ETSU Marching Bucs are hosting a special gala to raise funds and …

The new podcast “Politically Speaking” aims to breathe new life into political discourse through providing a platform for thoughtful conversations.  Hosted by Daryl Carter, professor …

Curated by ETSU alumna Shai Perry-McCallister, “Migracion” is a multimedia exhibit at ETSU’s Slocumb Gallery and the Tipton Gallery that features Latinx artists from Kansas …