Noland speaks, legislation approved at SGA meeting
ETSU President Brian Noland addressed recent campus news items and policies and answered questions from the Student Government Association during their Sept. 29 meeting. Noland …
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November 1, 2020 Pride Center holds virtual grand opening
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October 18, 2020 Legislation approved, student trustee speaks at SGA meeting
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October 4, 2020 Noland speaks, legislation approved at SGA meeting
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September 27, 2020 Resident advisors report strong community amidst pandemic
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September 13, 2020 ETSU begins new COVID-19 testing initiative
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Resident advisors report strong community amidst pandemic
Moving away to college, living on campus and rooming with a stranger — or two or three — for the first time is a long-standing …
SGA holds first meeting of semester
The Student Government Association held their orientation meeting Sept. 15 over Zoom. In the absence of President Shivam Patel, Vice President Seth Manning led the …
ETSU begins new COVID-19 testing initiative
On Sept. 4, students, faculty and staff received an email from the Office of the President describing a new community health campaign: the COVID-19 testing …
SGA President looks to aid students during term
Shivam Patel, ETSU Student Government Association President for the 2020-2021 academic year, has faced unforeseen challenges to his goals as president due to the rise …
Paulus named director of undergraduate research and creative activities
Richard Ignace, long-standing director of undergraduate research and creative activities for ETSU’s Honors College, has stepped down to devote more time to teaching and researching. …
Huschka House to provide transitional living for young adults
Upon turning 18, young adults are no longer eligible to remain in foster care. As a result, many end up homeless. Donna Cherry, associate professor …
Counseling center to offer telehealth services
With the emergence of COVID-19, many ETSU community members find themselves spending more time alone or at home than ever before. For people seeking support, …
College of arts and sciences dean to retire
In 2004, after teaching chemistry at the University of Missouri-St. Louis for over 20 years and spending more than five years as department chair, Gordon …