Four classically trained percussionists have gone rogue with a common mission, to explore and expand the sonic possibilities of the percussion repertoire. “Percussion ensemble is …

The concert bands from East Tennessee State University’s Department of Music will present their first concert of the spring semester, “Showcases: Parallels Revisited,” on Tuesday, …

Clocks have no hands – because of the suspended reality of hospital stays. Nurses at their computers peer at a dark screen – because records …

Due to ETSU closure for inclement weather Wednesday, the East Tennessean will not print for Thursday, Jan. 18. The first issue of the Spring semester …

What do you get when you mix a Cherokee-Choctaw mother, a gospel-singing black father, youth spent in the coal country of Kentucky, “gritty” teenage years …

Grammy-nominated cellist Matt Haimovitz will give a full concert at ETSU Nov. 2 at 7:30 in Culp Auditorium, performing Bach Suite I with an overture …

The East Tennessean/ETSU won a first-place 2016-17 Pinnacle Award in the Writing category in Breaking News Story for David Floyd’s and Alexia Stewart’s coverage of …

If you asked students why they decided to come to college, you’d more than likely get a wide array of answers. Some may say that they …

People have always recognized me by my habits. I was raised to live “green” and boy, do I live it. I’m always shocked when someone …

  “The courtroom is such a stifled atmosphere,” says Innocence Project of Texas lawyer Mike Ware. “You can tell a story in a courtroom and get the …