Interim dean leads new Center for Community College Leadership
On Sept. 29, ETSU named Richard Rhoda the interim dean for the Clemmer College of Education after the college’s former dean, Terrence Hicks, was removed from …
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August 19, 2016 Pokemon Go app sends students on quest to ‘catch ’em all’
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April 24, 2016 ETSU student deconstructs idioms in new exhibit
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March 23, 2016 Housing director still going strong
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February 17, 2016 ‘Leading Ladies’ Johnson City Community Theater presents first show of 2016 season
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February 8, 2016 Students show off dance talents in annual showcase
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Popular nightclub catches fire Saturday evening
The Library, a nightclub on West Walnut Street, went up in flames on Saturday evening during the Food Truck Junction ‘16.2 College Edition event. Food …
Haslam names appointees to inaugural Board of Trustees
Since the FOCUS Act was signed into law on July 1, ETSU has patiently waited for Gov. Bill Haslam to announce the university’s own Board of Trustees. …
Recent sexual assault report unfounded
On Monday, ETSU reported that the most recent reported sexual assault — a fondling in an academic building classroom on Sept. 14 — was unfounded. …
Native American Festival to return to ETSU
To celebrate East Tennessee’s Native American culture, the ETSU Office of Multicultural Affairs will host the second annual Native American Festival this weekend. The festival …
A fan’s perspective of the Bucs at Bristol
On Saturday, I was one of 13,863 people at the ETSU, Western Carolina University football game at Bristol Motor Speedway. And the weekend before, I …
International Day of Peace to focus on the Building Blocks of Peace
To celebrate the International Day of Peace on Sept. 21, ETSU is hosting a series of events to engage campus and bring a diverse group of …
New FAFSA date gives students extra time
New Year’s Day is typically a day to catch up on sleep after staying up too late to celebrate the night before, and if you’re a …
ETSU to host ‘Escape from Rape’ conference
Since the beginning of the Fall 2016 semester, two sexual assaults have been reported to ETSU Public Safety. With the issue of sexual assault on …
Haslam to name ETSU governing board in coming weeks
By April 2017, ETSU will officially have its own governing board. “For the 105 years we’ve existed as a university, we’ve always looked to Nashville …