For 100 years, the East Tennessean has been ETSU’s source for regional events and news, fostering a prominent community connection among its readers. For couple …

On March 28, students and ETSU Disability Services faculty members gathered together for the third annual Accessibility Walk, to promote awareness of ETSU’s accessibility features …

Enthusiasts of rare cultural artifacts and lovers of all things unique and antique found themselves on the fourth floor of the Sherrod Library last Thursday …

The traditional methodology of higher education at ETSU is about to get a remodel.  With the implementation of “Go Beyond the Classroom,” a large-scale initiative …

This Women’s History Month, ETSU students do not have to look far for female inspiration. ETSU’s Provost and Senior Vice President for Academics, Kimberly McCorkle, …

On Feb. 24, Clemmer College brought a four-legged friend to campus for an experience that was unfor-goat-able.  In collaboration with The Funny Farm, a working …

The annual Kingsport Book Fair, a Kingsport tradition since 1961, was in town from Feb. 23 to 26 at the Meadowview Convention Center. Every year, …

As a member of ETSU’s threat assessment team, mental-health critical incident response team, and as chair of CARE team, Dean of Students Michelle Byrd highly …

ETSU’s skater organization will be hosting their first ever tournament, a month-long racing competition designed to be stress-free for competitors.  The competition route will be …

Born in southwest Virginia, Cade Campbell’s Appalachian roots run generations deep, but his connection to the region is built on more than just native geography. …