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ETSU’s poet-in-residence and English professor Jesse Graves delivered a lecture and poetry reading for the fifth installment of the “Dessert with the Experts” series on …

The Archives of Appalachia’s newest digital exhibit “A Day in the Life: The Railroad” tells the story of Gary Emmert, who worked on the railroad …

The new James C. and Mary B. Martin Center for the Arts will continue to host music and theater classes and intends on continuing virtual events, …

The ETSU Language and Culture Resource Centers’ program “Reading Through the Pandemic” is helping many language studies students cover the cost of their textbooks. Felipe …

ETSU’s Chief of Police Cesar Gracia may be new to the Department of Public Safety, but he’s far from new to campus. Gracia, who assumed …

With the cancellation of in-person graduation in May, many December graduates predicted their graduation ceremony would be taking place virtually as well. That prediction was …

In 1978, Wilsie Bishop moved to Kingsport with her husband, who had gotten a job in hospital administration. Bishop needed a job, so she asked …

ETSU Department of Media and Communication students Caleb Neal, Lauren Lee and Alaana Patterson won second place in the documentary category of the Tennessee Communication …

Six student pharmacists from the ETSU Bill Gatton College of Pharmacy have been accepted into the Tennessee Area Health Education Centers Scholars Program.   The students involved are Jacquelyn Crawford, Kristen …

Election day is Tuesday, and members of organizations, fellowships, communities and political parties across the state have prepared for months. Members have hosted watch parties, …