Posts in category Features

For 100 years, the East Tennessean has been ETSU’s source for regional events and news, fostering a prominent community connection among its readers. For couple …

Ron Campbell is an East Tennessean alumni who worked for the newspaper as a photographer from around 1981 to 1984. He found his love for …

We all know and love our mascot, Bucky the Buccaneer, but do you know about his origin story?  East Tennessee State University’s mascot hasn’t always …

Although the East Tennessean is student-run, the advisers have an important role that enables students to go out and write the stories they are passionate …

Trent White started attending county commission meetings as a middle school student, and he hasn’t stopped chasing his passion for public service since then.  White, …

If a picture speaks a thousand words, the East Tennessean has created an entire library of piles of photos. Whether they display the college’s achievements, …

These story sessions help connect the community of Johnson City through personal experiences, brought about through ETSU’s Storytelling program. The Regeneration Story Slam has taken …

On March 28, students and ETSU Disability Services faculty members gathered together for the third annual Accessibility Walk, to promote awareness of ETSU’s accessibility features …

The ETSU Mary V. Jordan Multicultural Center hosted MCC Day which gave students the opportunity to have a crystal portrait made.  Multicultural Center Day took …

Kelsey Montague, an internationally-recognized mural artist and illustrator, has now added ETSU as a location to her mural catalogue. She is most popularly known for …