CPA offers students free consultation with a trainer
The Center for Physical Activity is offering students yet another opportunity in the spring of 2020 – a one-on-one free consultation with a personal trainer. …
SVA never stops serving
Student Veterans of America’s members are all about getting involved and serving the community and their campus even after taking off the uniform. ETSU’s SVA …
Virtual reality is becoming reality
On Nov. 13, the Quillen College of Medicine sent people to give their first open virtual reality demonstration on campus. Quillen has been experimenting in …
Graduate counseling program wins national award
ETSU’s graduate program in counseling has been awarded the Robert Frank Outstanding Counselor Education Program Award by the Association for Counseling Education and Supervision. “Students …
Rowe selected as editor of special education journal
Dawn Rowe is from North Carolina but recently moved to Tennessee from Eugene, Oregon, after being a research faculty member at the University of Oregon …
It’s time for the FAFSA again
The Office of Student Financial Aid is helping students complete the 2020-21 FAFSA through FAFSA Frenzy events, two of which happened on Oct. 23 and …
EcoNuts turn trash into treasure during Sustainability Week
The EcoNuts held their “Trash to Treasure” crafting event on Oct. 22, from noon until 2 p.m. in the common area of Sherrod Library as …
ETSU offers unique paleontologic opportunities
ETSU is one of very few universities in the country that has a paleontology degree, and not only that, it has one of the largest …
The Roo spreads happiness one note at a time
Over 450 inspirational sticky notes have been left all over campus in the last year, and ETSU members can thank The Roo for this increase …
Becoming the Bucs: A brief history
When you hear ETSU, you automatically think of the Buccaneers, but what many people don’t know is the story of how our university got its …