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ETSU is working to transition its final group of students from hotels into campus housing after welcoming its largest freshman class on record this fall. …

The 28th Umoja Festival brought thousands downtown Saturday under near-ideal weather, as the community gathered for music, food and a demonstration of unity at King …

Dr. Jennifer Adler, assistant professor of history at ETSU, delivered a compelling gallery walk titled “Rendered in Place: History & Genealogy as Sacred Practices in …

East Tennessee State University’s Reece Museum will host a hands-on art experience Friday, Sept. 12, with its “Geometric Genesis: Inspired Mobiles” workshop. The program takes …

Efforts are still being made in local communities to support affected areas after Hurricane Helene brought immense damage to East Tennessee and Western North Carolina. …

The College of Business and Technology is sponsoring the Startup Mountain Summit, the biggest startup conference in Appalachia. ETSU entrepreneurs are highly encouraged to attend …

The Inaugural Leadership Academy is a new professional development program for senior leaders at ETSU. The goal of the academy is to increase the leadership …

ETSU’s Quillen College of Medicine will expand its class size to help address a growing shortage of physicians in the region and across the country. …

ETSU has launched BucHouse, a student-run agency designed to give students in marketing, media and digital media hands-on, paid experience while completing their degrees. BucHouse, …

The Harry D. Powell Astronomical Observatory was commissioned in 1999 and maintains state-of-the-art equipment for learning about the universe. While the observatory serves mainly as …