Posts in category Arts & Entertainment

On Friday, Charles Edward Charlton, a Johnson City native, performed a moving, humorous and emotional tribute to black American composers. Charlton graduated high school at …

Images of young men and women bearing shunted glances and ambiguous, weighted emotions tells a fragmented narrative of “American masculinity, coming of age, and lost …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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, …

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 …