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Madison Hayton, a team leader from EcoNuts, discussed the festivities for the upcoming Kickoff Glow Party on Sept. 16. EcoNuts, a group of student workers …

On a Friday afternoon, longtime The Edge 89.5 HD4 radio DJ Shana Guinn entered the station room to  “train” for her first day back on …

Bucky’s Career Closet, located in the D.P. Culp Student Center, is delighted to give students interview-ready outfits. Donna Noland, President Brian Noland’s wife, recognized the …

Leann Horsley was recently appointed as the new dean for the ETSU College of Nursing, and she is ready to run the program in an …

On Sept. 3, ETSU’s Center for Teaching Excellence, Office of Equity and Inclusion and the Strong BRAIN Institute held the first Together in Community event …

The Counseling Center at ETSU is providing a variety of in-person and telehealth services to students. “Our services are brief, solution-focused counseling,” said Jesse Henderson, …

Beginning this semester, ETSU’s dining services will be hosting two guest chef programs that will invite local restaurants and community members to share new foods …

“Women, Gender, and Sexuality on Wednesdays,” formerly known as “Women on Wednesdays,” is revamped and better than ever to kick the school year off with …

Brendon Tiggs, also known as “Light Up Guy,” has evolved in his five years at ETSU. “I was a different person when I first came …

Sarah Melton, professor of pharmacy practice at the Gatton College of Pharmacy, was one of three ETSU faculty members honored with the Distinguished Faulty Award. …