Would you answer a ‘Dead Man’s Cell Phone’?
In our contemporary era, technology is more and more integrated into our daily lives. We’re nearly inseparable from our phones, it seems. It rings, and …
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Netflix Original “The Open House” receives negative reviews but worth a chance
If you enjoyed seeing Dylan Minnette as Clay Jenson in “13 Reasons Why,” he can grace your screen again in the new Netflix original movie …
ETSU shows documentary “I Am Not Your Negro,” discusses racial inequality in America
The warm night of Feb. 20 brought a buzz of anticipation for students and Johnson City residents alike. This anticipation was due to the promise …
Students relate to ETSU’s performance of ‘The Flick’
Overwhelmingly mundane and yet heartbreaking, funny and super relatable! ETSU students brought their take on “The Flick,” a Pultizer Prize-winning play by Annie Baker to …
‘Black Panther’ rates as one of the best superhero movies since ‘Iron Man’ and ‘The Dark Knight’
With the superhero franchise comes the weighty expectations from fans on what a superhero movie should be, but with the first of its kind, only …
PBS ‘Nova’ special features ETSU professor Dr. Blaine Schubert
How would you define your life for people living thousands of years in the future? Here’s the catch: you can’t use words. For scientists who …
Pulitzer Prize-winner “The Flick” to show at ETSU
ETSU’s tremendous theatre department has grown substantially over the years. In fact, the department began as just a speech major with a concentration in theatre, …
‘Liyana’ documentary provides world perspective
East Tennessee State University held a screening of ‘Liyana,’ a unique film that’s a blend of documentary and fictional animation. This film was the brainchild …
Bike trails suffer from rain
Some trails at Winged Deer Mountain Bike Park are closed until further notice.
Student series ‘Spotlight ETSU’ resumes filming
“Friday was one of the best shows we have had. We had a lot of input from the NPHC (National Pan-Hellenic Council) about focusing on Black History Month and the contribution of Black Affairs on Campus.”