Posts in category Arts & Entertainment

The College of Public Health and the Mary B. Martin School of Arts will partner to present the Fourth Annual Evening of Health, Wellness and …

Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam announced Feb. 9 ETSU’s fine arts facility is on his list of projects suggested to be funded this legislative session. “This …

The fourth annual Made in East Tennessee film festival allows ETSU students to have an opportunity to create a documentary or original film as part …

The ETSU Bluegrass Pride Band performed as the opening act for the Krüger Brothers and the Symphony of the Mountains concert at 7:30 p.m. on …

ETSU’s Student Government Association could receive as much as $12,000 from the revenue earned by the organizers of ETSUCon during this year’s event. “For any …

As the opening night for the Pulitzer Prize winning drama “Proof” approaches on Thursday, the two sisters of the play, Catherine and Claire, share their …

If you haven’t heard of the Internet comedy duo Rhett and Link already, let me introduce you to them. With almost 6 million subscribers on …

Warning: this film will cut you deep. It is heartbreaking, it is real, it may hit too close to home and it may open your …

The Mary B. Martin School of the Arts will present “The New Black,” an award-winning documentary by Yoruba Richen, at 7 p.m. on Feb. 23 …

ETSU Theater and Dance students will partner to present the Pulitzer Prize winning drama “Proof,” by David Auburn, that debuts at 7:30 p.m. on Feb. …