Series presents discussion on teaching as a member of the LGBTQ community
Delanna Reed, a storyteller and ETSU professor, led a discussion on March 2 as part of the Queer in Appalachia speaker series, a program that …
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Mid City Grill is an oasis for students
Need somewhere to eat that’s not fast food but delivers some of the best grub after midnight? Look no further than Mid City Grill, which …
Non-traditional student inspires others to pursue degrees
The traditional college student has quite a bit of momentum by the time they finish high school and go on to college. Usually that momentum …
The Makings of a First Family
For ETSU’s first family, the constant flow of visitors, speaking engagements and appearances at university events keeps the Nolands active with a full calendar. Each …
Shelbridge: Taking a stroll around the president’s home
From student banquets to egg hunts, the home of ETSU President Brian Noland is rarely quiet. The local historical landmark known today as the Shelbridge …
Holy Taco Cantina offers affordable food and drinks
If you’re looking for great drink deals and reasonably priced Mexican food, then look no further than Holy Taco and Cantina. Located at 211 E. …
College Democrats hosts rally for Bernie Sanders in ETSU Amphitheater
Super Tuesday has come and gone, and many students have likely sported their “I Voted” sticker around campus after pledging support to their chosen candidate. …
‘Next Great Baker’ contestant holds baking course at ETSU
The ETSU Office of Professional Development is hosting baker Julie Voudrie to teach a six week long cake baking course in Hutcheson Hall. The course …
Why do we have a leap year?
Every four years, Leap Day is recognized on our calendar, making the year one day longer than the previous three years. Many reasons have been …
PUSH Physical Theatre coming to ETSU
PUSH Physical Theatre – a performance troupe that has been called “a cross between fine art sculpture and the hit movie ‘The Matrix’” – will …