Posts in category Features

  “The courtroom is such a stifled atmosphere,” says Innocence Project of Texas lawyer Mike Ware. “You can tell a story in a courtroom and get the …

On Friday the 13th, courtesy of the Department of Music, the ETSU community was able to get a glimpse of our own Yi-Yang Chen’s piano …

In a span of two weeks, two hurricanes hit the island of Puerto Rico. The decimation was widespread and brutal. Since the storms hit there …

In light of the horrendous act of terrorism that has again struck the United States, ETSU has updated their accessible online relief fund link for …

For many people, the Appalachian coal mine communities never ended. ETSU’s College of Public Health held its first talk for this academic year’s Leading Voices …

The Umoja Festival celebrated 20 years this past weekend in downtown Johnson City. The event aims to promote unity in the community so it is …

Dear readers, The arts and entertainment section is certainly one of my favorite sections, as the arts have always been important to culture and society. …

This weekend ETSU students were invited to take a look through the eyes of another culture. The annual ETSU Native American Festival returned for the …

The Autism Society Community Center in Johnson City has recently become a local resource for the improvement of lives for community members with autism and …

Would you like to learn about Appalachian food, astronomy, symphonic music and more without worrying about your GPA? ETSU’s Alliance for Continued Learning is offering …