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The semi-annual farmer’s market is back and better than ever, showcasing more vendors in its lineup than previous seasons in hopes of uniting the ETSU …

ETSU will start releasing fall color predictions every Thursday of the season to give students the opportunity to enjoy the fall season.  The Appalachian Mountains …

The College of Business and Technology offered students an opportunity to discuss their future careers over breakfast. Thursday morning from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. …

Downtown Johnson City is home to the brand new Groovy Grover’s–a local, drive-thru restaurant that seeks to bring healthy, accessible options to everyone in the …

On Sept. 6, ETSU Student Wellness held their Wellness Corner grand opening from 12-4 p.m. on the first floor of the Wayne G. Basler Center …

As a new semester starts, more opportunities arise for new and returning students to get involved on campus including one of many resources: The Wayne …

The university asked and the students have responded–a Dunkin’ Donuts will replace Einstein Bros. Bagels in the Sherrod Library–but delays have officials scratching their heads …

ETSU students gathered near the Culp Center Saturday for the annual painting of the Pride Walk.  The Pride Walk painting started in 2014 as a …

On Jan. 1, 2005, O’Tavais “OT” Harris was delivered at his house with the help of a firemen crew he wouldn’t recognize until he was …

ETSU is excited to welcome students back for the 2023-24 school year and wants to bring students new experiences, even in the dining hall. ETSU’s …