ETSU alumni from Palestine tells her story
“Two of my friends died and I did not even cry,” says Aseel Kabariti. “Because I have a family. I need to give them all …
“Two of my friends died and I did not even cry,” says Aseel Kabariti. “Because I have a family. I need to give them all …
On Wednesday, October 26 from 6 to 8 P.M., the Department of Housing and Residence Life hosted their Housing ‘Hall-O-Ween’ event across campus where they …
When Robert Leger retires from his position as Vice President of ETSU’s Center for Community Outreach this Tuesday, Oct. 31, he will be leaving behind …
ETSU’s Student Wellness Center hosted the ‘Breastival’ to raise awareness and show support for breast cancer survivors and those impacted. The Breastival was held on …
This October, the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships hosted a giveaway to give students a chance to win a $650 book scholarship for spring …
ETSU offered a tour of its large and diverse arboretum for students to learn more about what they see on campus. The tour took place …
The University Commons field was covered with little red flags Monday, Oct. 9, as part of the annual Red Flag Campaign, hosted by the CPA’s …
Downtown Johnson City is getting a new one-stop shop that will offer locally produced foods, snacks and pastries, as well as other miscellaneous eatables. Piere’s …
Dripfest returned to Johnson City this past weekend to welcome vendors and customers to Downtown Johnson City for vintage clothing. Dripfest took place on Saturday …
Jeremy Marlor is more than just a college student at ETSU, he has quickly grown to become one of the voices of the community. As …