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The University Commons field was covered with little red flags Monday, Oct. 9, as part of the annual Red Flag Campaign, hosted by the CPA’s …

Downtown Johnson City is getting a new one-stop shop that will offer locally produced foods, snacks and pastries, as well as other miscellaneous eatables. Piere’s …

Dripfest returned to Johnson City this past weekend to welcome vendors and customers to Downtown Johnson City for vintage clothing.  Dripfest took place on Saturday …

Jeremy Marlor is more than just a college student at ETSU, he has quickly grown to become one of the voices of the community. As …

Students present at the “Consent is like Pizza” event last Wednesday found there was more in store than just free pizza. In collaboration with RISE: …

On Sept. 29, ETSU Votes and the Office of Leadership and Civic Engagement held ETSU’s second Naturalization Ceremony since 2018, continuing the legacy of ETSU …

Auntie Ruth’s opened its second permanent location near the ETSU campus Thursday morning.  Auntie Ruth’s doughnuts, pretzels and specialty coffee just celebrated its official opening …

For the first time in history, planning and running ETSU-Con will be left entirely up to students, who are eager to make this year’s convention …

ETSU’s Department of Physics and Astronomy hosted an open house at the Harry D. Powell Observatory to allow the public to learn more about astronomy.  …

Only in her first semester here at ETSU, graduate student and Access ETSU Bucmate Sydney Roach is already hoping to ignite change by starting an …