‘Coronavirus: Separating Fact from Fiction’ discusses vaccines
ETSU’s College of Public Health hosted the second iteration of “Coronavirus: Separating Fact from Fiction” on Feb. 23 with a focus on the distribution and …
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April 7, 2021 ETSU Sevierville enrollment swells
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April 1, 2021 Athletics Director: Shay not forced to resign; university to pay coach $450k severance
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March 29, 2021 Finance and Administration committee recommends tuition increase, delayed salary changes
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March 25, 2021 Civility Week opens lines of student-community discussion
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February 26, 2021 March held, statements released in support of ETSU men’s basketball team’s kneeling during national anthem
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March held, statements released in support of ETSU men’s basketball team’s kneeling during national anthem
ETSU students, staff and faculty gathered alongside members of the community Wednesday to express their support for the actions of the ETSU men’s basketball team …
LCRC holding story competition
ETSU’s Language and Culture Resource Center is inviting people to tell their story this semester for a chance to earn up to $300 cash prizes. …
Noland shares perspective on TVA Board appointment
After December’s confirmation, ETSU President Brian Noland shared his hopes for his recent appointment to the Tennessee Valley Authority’s board of directors. The TVA, founded …
ETSU decks the halls under COVID-19 guidelines
ETSU’s halls can be considered decked after the campus came together on Nov. 9 to celebrate the Holiday Lights ceremony, the university’s yearly marker for …
Board of Trustees approves spring calendar, new programs
The 16th Meeting of ETSU’s Board of Trustees took place on Friday and contained vital information for the immediate and extended future of the university, …
Multicultural Center hosts election discussion
Hosted by the Mary V. Jordan Multicultural Center on Nov. 4, “The Election is Over: What Happens Next?” drew together community figures to discuss the …
Coronavirus: Fact or Fiction sheds light on pandemic info
In the wake of recent health misinformation, ETSU’s College of Public Health hosted a virtual fact-sharing session regarding COVD-19 questions. The event titled “Coronavirus: Separating …
Guest lecturer reframes Brazilian literary legend
Guest lecturer Dr. Paulo Dutra gave his perspective on a well known Brazilian literary figure in a presentation on Oct. 15 titled “Machado de Assis, …
Diversity Educators Program looking for applicants
The Mary V. Jordan Multicultural Center is looking to bring on new diversity educators to help spearhead the school’s efforts to provide a welcome space …