ETSU interior architecture program aspires to expand with addition of ASID chapter
An ETSU program with less than 100 students hopes to see growth after becoming an official chapter of the American Society of Interior Designers. ASID …
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April 26, 2023 ETSU ROTC hosts 2023 Buccaneer Battalion Honors Day
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April 16, 2023 Library prepares for dead week activities
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April 5, 2023 East Tennessean love connection: Meet Mark and Amy Stevens
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April 2, 2023 ETSU hosts third annual Accessibility Walk
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March 26, 2023 Sherrod Library brings back rare books and maps event
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ETSU Center for Rural Health Research publishes results of mask study
The results of a two-month study regarding mask-wearing behaviors on the ETSU campus and in the Johnson City community has been published in the Journal …
Finding Bucky: The search continues
The ETSU community will soon have a new Bucky, and the lucky candidate will be chosen through the first-ever mascot competition. “Becoming Bucky” Project Manager …
ETSU ceramics class gets a change in scenery
Students of Technical Ceramics took a hands-on approach to their learning by creating their own clay with materials sourced directly from the ETSU campus. Lindsay …
ETSU alumni to open new coffee and tea house in downtown Johnson City
For coffee and tea enthusiasts seeking quality products with an emphasis on sustainability, The Moon Coffee and Tea House could be added to your rotation …
Cold snap wreaks havoc on campus
The ETSU campus is still recovering from the extreme winter weather that interrupted the 2022 holiday season. The frigid temperatures combined with high winds caused …
ETSU Bluegrass takes over at Johnson City landmark
On Nov. 29, crowds gathered together at The Down Home for the first night of the semi-annual Down Home Takeover, an end-of-semester tradition presented by …
ETSU participates in “America Recycles Day”
The Department of Sustainability has set out to change the way the ETSU community recycles, starting with the informational booth and recycling station they had …
“Sweaters for Cameron:” the crochet circle stitching the community together
A brand new crocheting and knitting circle has started meeting this November, with high hopes of impacting both ETSU students and the outside community. “Sweaters …
“Create Appalachia” grand opening supports region’s artists
Create Appalachia will officially open the doors of the new Johnson City Center for Art and Technology by holding a free community concert on Nov. …