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Donald Dale, an ETSU professor and alumni, has held many different career positions throughout his life, including a radio host, copy desk editor, a lawyer, …

             Every professor has a story as to how he or she was introduced to a career in teaching. Believe it or not, Dr. Robert …

Lindsey King, an associate professor of Anthropology at ETSU, bought a one-way ticket to Europe when she was a sophomore in college and believed she …

Going to sporting events and cheering on the Buccaneers is a pastime of many ETSU students, but one four-legged sports fan is a little different …

It’s the most stressful time of the year. Final exams are now upon us, but more importantly, winter break is also right around the corner. …

Winter break for most students is a time to relax and head home for the holidays. But what about international students? According to some students …

As the Johnson City Christmas parade commenced this past Saturday, an ETSU student participated in the event, with a crown. Peyton Kirby Wilson, a soon-to-be …

An ETSU alumni and faculty member, sang at the New York Stock Exchange annual tree lighting event this past week.  Sally Berry, a voice instructor …

When surveying the halls of the Archives of Appalachia, you will come across various records and documents from the Appalachian region, which highlight the noteworthy …

A not so traditional Shakespearean production will be making its way on to campus this week. An all-female production of “Hamlet” will be performed from …