Posts in category Arts & Entertainment

On Sept. 17, the ETSU Tradition Keepers hosted a virtual event full of fun, conversation, ETSU pride and mystery. The event lasted for one hour …

ETSU’s Department of Theatre and Dance will be using their upcoming fall productions to comment on current world issues such as racism, as well as …

On Sept. 9, over 60 students, faculty and staff gathered on Zoom and Facebook Live to participate in the screenings of “Knoxville’s Red Summer” and …

ETSU’s Mary B. Martin School of the Arts will be hosting a virtual screening of the Sundance selection documentary film “Coded Bias,” directed and produced …

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected every part of ETSU, including the Carter Railroad Museum. The railroad museum has recently reopened and has been in operation …

From Dandridge, Tennessee, Abby Lewis has taken the helm as editor for The Mockingbird, ETSU’s literary magazine. Lewis graduated from ETSU in 2017 and is …

ETSU’s Slocumb Galleries are currently showing the “Black Diaspora: From Africa to Appalachia to Affrilachia, Reclaiming History, Memory and Place” exhibition featuring Black artists from …

ETSU’s Slocumb Galleries will be hosting the “Black Diaspora Panel: Conversations on Race, Education, and Social Justice” on Thursday at 6 p.m. to discuss matters …

As Welcome Week activities begin to wind down, there are still a few opportunities for students to get involved and learn more about campus communities. …

With in-person activities mostly on hold, ETSU Buctainment has been finding ways to connect students with the campus and each other. On Tuesday at 7 …