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In response to the recent mass school shooting at Michigan State University on top of the 600 and counting occurrences in the past year, safety …

The ETSU Honors College recently sponsored 24 manikins and funding for CPR/AED certifications for Science Hill High School. This is the start of a series …

ETSU’s skater organization will be hosting their first ever tournament, a month-long racing competition designed to be stress-free for competitors.  The competition route will be …

The annual spring TEDxETSU event on campus is coming soon to students and faculty this semester.  TEDx has been helping communities spread ideas and spark …

One month ago, ETSU Soccer alumna Raffaella Giuliano signed with Lazio Women, a professional Italian soccer team. Lazio Women are currently first in the league …

On Feb. 17, East Tennessee State University held its quarterly Board of Trustees meeting where they discussed changes, news and the overall state of the …

Born in southwest Virginia, Cade Campbell’s Appalachian roots run generations deep, but his connection to the region is built on more than just native geography. …

ETSU’s Multicultural Center hosted the Civil Rights and Social Justice Education Summit on Saturday for Black History Month.  The summit was held at 1 p.m. …

After less than a year of being instated, ETSU’s Mock Trial team advanced to regionals, taking home two awards. “Serving on the Mock Trial team …

Brittnee Nave worked for the East Tennessean from 2017 to 2019. During her time with the publication, she served as a features writer and editor. …