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John Green took the stage as a keynote speaker for ETSU’s 2026 Festival of Ideas Feb. 26 at a packed Martin Center for the Arts. …

Dr. Daryl Carter, associate dean and director of Black American Studies, and Wayne Winkler, former director of WETS 89.5 FM radio, producer of “Soul Kitchen,” …

With the holiday season underway, Food City Speedway in Lights offers an opportunity to see beautiful lights and make a difference in the lives of …

Amid uncertainties surrounding Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) funding, ETSU has several initiatives and programs available to help combat food insecurity for the ETSU community. …

What began as a 16-year-old’s hobby making beaded necklaces for friends on Instagram has grown into Downtown Johnson City’s newest storefront. Calli Hall, owner of …

The Innovation Commons and the Department of Art and Design are closing out the semester with a figure drawing workshop Friday from 3-6 p.m. in …

This week, ETSU’s Robertson Center hosts Speak Your Truth: Assertive Communication Workshop. The workshop is a collaboration between the center and Counseling Services, focusing on …

On Nov. 1, ETSU’s Speech and Debate Team hosted its third annual Terror on the Tweetsie Tournament. The event was supported by the Department of …

ETSU has been awarded a $29 million grant to help further education opportunities and college readiness of first-generation and rural students in East Tennessee. Gaining …

When singer-songwriter Crosby Tyler joined ETSU’s Bluegrass, Old-Time and Roots Music Studies program, he never imagined that a classroom scholarship would lead to a professional …