New general store aids community, builds community
Downtown Johnson City is home to a brand new general store boasting tons of unique local products and a designated space for vendor based retail. …
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January 29, 2023 ETSU ceramics class gets a change in scenery
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January 18, 2023 Cold snap wreaks havoc on campus
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November 30, 2022 ETSU Bluegrass takes over at Johnson City landmark
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October 28, 2022 Spend this fall in “Paradise”
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October 2, 2022 Let’s talk about mental health: Alison Malmon speaks at ETSU
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‘PartyBucs’ prioritizes mental health awareness, plans for upcoming events
PartyBucs, a relatively new student organization, has big plans to bring the ETSU community together and spread mental health awareness in the upcoming fall semester. …
Annual “Cultural Jam” event a success
The Mary V. Jordan Multicultural Center hosted another successful Cultural Jam this past Thursday, Aug. 25, at the Quad. The Cultural Jam is an annual …
“A moving trip down memory lane”: ETSU hosts reunion concert with decades of choir alumni
In conjunction with homecoming week, decades of past ETSU choir alumni will be coming together with current members to hold a reunion concert. The event …
Renovation, modernization and integration: big changes coming to ETSU campus
With the start of the fall semester, the ETSU Office of Administration has shared that there are big plans in store for the future of …
Meet Belle Voci: ETSU’s All Female Barbershop Quartet
An all-new female barbershop quartet has formed this semester at ETSU. The quartet consists of ETSU students Emma Combs, a junior studying contemporary vocal performance; …
Nature’s prescription: Counseling Center hosts meditation walks for mental wellbeing
With finals quickly approaching and in collaboration with Earth Month, the ETSU Counseling Center hosted a University Woods Meditation Walk on April 14. The walk …
The fruits of her labor: women’s work in Viking Age Ireland
Last Friday, April 8, Dr. Mary Valante visited ETSU to talk about women’s labor in Viking Age towns. Valante is a professor of Medieval History …
Spreading sustainability awareness: ETSU EcoNuts
On Friday, April 8, the ETSU EcoNuts were at the recycling center behind Buc Ridge Apartments, sorting through bags of collected recycling material as part …
ETSU professor uses Dollywood as his classroom
For students studying parks and recreation at ETSU, a trip to Dollywood is on the syllabus. As a part of the Commercial Recreation and Tourism …