Inaugural ‘Game Night in the Culp’ held
To celebrate the reopening of the D.P. Culp Student Center, Buctainment, ETSU Sexuality and Gender Alliance, the Residence Hall Association and Fraternity and Sorority Life …
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September 20, 2020 Caton awarded Tennessee Music Teacher of the Year
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September 13, 2020 Sodexo closures displace workers across campus
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September 7, 2020 Upcoming Equity and Inclusion Conference attracts record attendees
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September 2, 2020 College of pharmacy creates magical wellbeing program
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August 27, 2020 CPA opens with new COVID-19 policies
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A history of the Culp Center
The grand reopening of the D.P Culp Student Center on March 5 will unveil a renewed structure and direction for the decades-old building that is …
Student Success Symposium focuses on student wellness
Student wellness is the theme for this year’s ETSU Student Success Symposium happening on March 27, which features education opportunities for all involved in student …
Third round of ETSU Elevates awarded
On Thursday, the third ETSU Elevates pitch competition pitted local organizations against each other in a head-to-head battle for $5,000 grants. After an introduction by …
Addiction Science Center dedicated to fighting drug abuse
ETSU’s Center for Prescription Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment has undergone a rebrand to address the shifting landscape of regional drug use and the strategies …
Second annual Festival of Ideas boasts Meacham as keynote speaker
ETSU brought leading minds to campus last week by hosting the second annual Festival of Ideas. Public intellectual and Pulitzer Prize winning author Jon Meacham …
Dating app comparisons
With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, many singles on campus might be looking for last minute dates. For some students, the traditional, in-person approach …
Gov. Lee delivers State of East Tennessee Address at ETSU
Gov. Bill Lee visited campus on Thursday to deliver the 2020 State of East Tennessee Address at the Millennium Center. Lee described Johnson City as …
New ETSU humanities building at bottom of list for state funding
Following the release of Tennessee Governor Bill Lee’s proposed state budget, many ETSU students, faculty, staff and supporters noticed a distinct lack of funding regarding …
Black History Month kickoff, upcoming events
ETSU joined the nation in celebrating Black History Month on Tuesday after an official kickoff in the Brown Hall auditorium. The ceremony started at 7 …