International students experience winter break in different ways
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 …
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Wilson is Miss Johnson City 2019
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 …
Faculty member sings at NYC tree lighting
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 …
Bingham controls Appalachian history
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 …
All-female ‘Hamlet’ production arrives this week
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 …
SAIs: Why are they important?
We’ve all received the numerous emails from our professors asking us to fill out the once-a-semester evaluations known as SAIs, but what are they? Is …
Community of Scholars hosts HIV and AIDS presentation
On Friday, Nov. 16, ETSU’s Community of Scholars will host their first presentation at the Millennium Centre on both ongoing and proposed HIV and AIDS …
Kelly Foster: Researcher, professor, wife, mother
Have you participated in research at ETSU? If you have, chances are you have been a part of the research efforts of Dr. Kelly Foster …
Dr. Reid: English professor, literature lover, mentor
Imagine meeting your first love the moment you learned how to read. For one ETSU professor, this was the case. “I love that great literature …
A poet’s marathon
Get ready literature lovers, a marathon is coming to ETSU this week. The Milton Marathon returns to campus this Thursday in the Reece Museum from 9 …