Secretary of Education appointment delayed; Democrats concerned she’s unfit
U.S. senators had the opportunity last week to interview Secretary of Education nominee Betsy DeVos in five minute intervals. During her confirmation hearing, much was …
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September 19, 2016 A fan’s perspective of the Bucs at Bristol
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September 19, 2016 International Day of Peace to focus on the Building Blocks of Peace
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September 12, 2016 ETSU to host ‘Escape from Rape’ conference
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August 28, 2016 Sodexo revamps on campus dining at ETSU
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August 25, 2016 SGA appoints new members, announces online ticket system
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Number of faculty registered to carry on campus grows
Last fall, the East Tennessean reported 35 faculty and staff members at ETSU had registered with the university to carry a handgun on campus. As of …
Judge sends Rettke case to grand jury
Over winter break, former ETSU student Tristan Rettke learned he faces additional charges after a court hearing on Dec. 19. After hearing testimony from several …
Assault reported over winter break unfounded
The non-student victim of an aggravated assault on Dec. 15 admitted to Public Safety that he fabricated the incident days after the alleged assault, according …
Student political organizations react to presidential election result
From the moment Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump announced their candidacies, the world knew that the 2016 presidential election would be unforgettable. Donald Trump, a …
Groundbreaking date finalized for Fine Arts Center
Since the university announced plans to build a Fine Arts Center, not everything has gone according to plan. Over the summer, ETSU learned that their …
ETSU students, faculty hold peaceful demonstration in Borchuck
On Nov. 11, over 100 ETSU students, faculty, staff and Johnson City community members gathered around the fountain in Borchuck Plaza to remind others that …
Culp Center renovations on track to start spring 2018
By the end of 2019, the D.P. Culp University Center will have an entirely different look. University and student leaders have been working diligently to …
Rettke’s preliminary hearing reset for Dec. 19
Tristan Rettke, the former ETSU student who was arrested on Sept. 28 and charged with one felony count of civil rights intimidation, appeared in Washington …
University mourns the loss of longtime professor and associate dean
On Oct. 4, longtime professor and associate dean in the College of Arts and Sciences, Dr. Danny “Dan” Brown passed away at Vanderbilt University Medical …