Between Nov. 1 and 16, 2019, pharmacy schools across the country sent a total of 223 students to community pharmacies to support advanced pharmacy care …

As a young musician who used to lug his bass around the campgrounds of Indiana’s Bean Blossom Bluegrass Festival at 4 a.m. simply looking for …

ETSU alumnus Kenny Tedford Jr., almost completely deaf in both ears, legally blind in one eye and born with brain damage, began telling stories at …

ETSU students, faculty and staff volunteered and served with local community organizations during MLK Days of Service Jan. 20 and 25, as well as during …

Jon Atkinson always listened to old records as a kid, and as a rhythm and blues singer and musician himself, the decision to open his …

The community of Johnson City came together for the Sesquicentennial Grand Finale Celebration Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. at King Commons – a sight …

The Department of Sustainability hosted its third Hot! Topics discussion this semester, this time about the benefits of trees, on Wednesday from noon to 1 …

The Monarch Shuttle Bus, a mode of transportation for over 100 ETSU students, is no longer allowed to drive on campus streets and must utilize …

For international students who want to improve their English-speaking skills, the Language Culture Resource Center now offers a Conversation Partner Program during the week. “When …

Flatlining enrollment rates continued to be a major theme during the eleventh meeting of the ETSU Board of Trustees on Friday. “You all have asked …