Radio host re-enters airwaves
On a Friday afternoon, longtime The Edge 89.5 HD4 radio DJ Shana Guinn entered the station room to “train” for her first day back on …
Martin Center plans for Broadway, more in upcoming seasons
As the 2020-2021 school year comes to a close, the ETSU Martin Center for the Arts staff is already planning months ahead for what is …
From the next executive editor: hopeful, grateful for new beginnings
To the readers of the East Tennessean, I would like to start out by expressing my gratitude for my friend and colleague who held the …
Concert orchestrates live premiere of former faculty’s music
On April 24, the ETSU Department of Music presented their first ever concert featuring the student chorale and orchestra in the ETSU Martin Center for …
Saul Brooks Band livens up Cave with tunes
On April 20, after performing at homecoming festivities the week prior, the Saul Brooks Band made a return to campus for some midday music in …
Story slam brings storytelling community together virtually
On April 9, the ETSU Storytelling Program hosted their final Re-Generation Story Slam of the semester. With the pandemic, the storytelling event enjoyed by ETSU …
Faculty Gala brings new chances, allows faculty to shine
On April 1, ETSU’s Department of Music held a special recital hour, featuring vocal and instrumental faculty at the new ETSU Martin Center for the …
Spring hikes offer escape, excitement for students
Every semester, ETSU’s Campus Recreation Outdoor Adventure offers trips and hikes to students at little or no cost. Although COVID-19 and Tennessee’s weather have complicated …
Music Bingo beats the COVID blues
On March 24, Music Bingo brought students to their feet as DJ Robbie Britton played music ranging from Elton John to Bruno Mars. Buctainment’s ongoing …
National exhibit addresses social issues through new mediums
The “ART NOW America: National Juried Art Exhibition” is on display at ETSU’s Slocumb Galleries until April 9, featuring 37 art pieces selected by juror …