Your new favorite Christmas movies for the holiday season
It’s December now, which means, among other things, colder temperatures and 4:30 p.m. sunsets. What’s a person to do on a frosty winter evening? Maybe …
ETSU herbarium joins global digitization effort
ETSU joined a global effort this month to digitize plant specimen collections. The John C. Brown Herbarium, part of ETSU’s Department of Biological Sciences and …
‘Potluck Radio’ brings much to the table
Have you ever heard of a slug burger? Did you know that Moon Pies turned 100-years-old this year, or that people used to herd turkeys? …
Appalachian music produced on new album by ETSU professor
Appalachian music is as much a part of this area’s history and traditions as anything else. With “Big Bend Killing: the Appalachian Ballad Tradition,” the …
ETSU’s a cappella groups drop the mics
A cappella groups already do away with the instruments. Last Tuesday night, they ditched the microphones too. At 7 p.m., ETSU professor of music Alan …
ETSU professor pens book on Shakespeare and Marlowe
Shakespeare is ubiquitous. You grew up reading his plays in grade school, watching movies based on his works, maybe even quoting him without knowing it. …
Art takes on politics: FL3TCH3R Exhibit returns to Reece Museum
At the Reece Museum’s fifth annual FL3TCH3R Exhibit, some works will ask you stand back to take in their breadth. Others invite you to come …
All-American Rejects tour hits ETSU
In 2007, ETSU’s Student Government Association brought the All-American Rejects to Johnson City for its annual fall concert. On Oct. 21, nearly ten years to …
Spotlight: Taylor Hutchison in ‘Playhouse Creatures’
For its 2017-2018 season, ETSU’s Theatre and Dance Department celebrates female playwrights. The first production this fall is “Playhouse Creatures” written by April De Angelis. …
Leaving summer for fall fun
It’s fall! The weather may not agree just yet, but as of Sept. 22, the northern hemisphere has officially entered into autumn. It’s the season …