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Pepper, Public Safety’s first therapy dog, is widely known on campus and loved by students. However, Pepper will now be in another patrol car with …

ETSU’s Alternative Breaks is still accepting applications for this semester’s set of experiences seeking to address social justice issues in various communities outside our region. …

Esther Park, piano professor, traveled over the break to perform and educate students at Peniel High School of the Arts, Busan, South Korea, about the …

With the arrival of the Spring 2022 semester, the Muslim Student Association is excited to welcome their new executive board, led by president Abdussobur Giwa. …

ETSU student Kaylee Gunn has initiated a holiday card donation program for veterans in the area. “I usually volunteer around the holidays and I know …

A student’s college journey is never easy, and life can be difficult at times. Erica Bowman, however, has defied all odds and is leaving campus …

Earlier this November, the ETSU Student Government Association met to discuss some quality of life issues that were indicated to lessen the enjoyment of some …

ETSU Housing teamed up with some of the residence halls to hold a quiet, warm bonfire night, featuring hot chocolate and candy, at Tri-Hall Field …

ETSU-Con is a convention organized by the Japanese Cultural Society that celebrates anything sci-fi-fantasy, anime or gaming related. Zack James, con chair, discussed some of …

ETSU’s Bluegrass program has gained a new scholarship in honor of its founder, Jack Tottle. “The donor is a long time supporter of Appalachian services …