Posts in category Features

On Thursday, Sept. 26, Helene struck Florida as a Category 4 hurricane and moved towards the Appalachian Mountains, causing loss, family displacement and destruction of …

Construction on a new Integrated Health Sciences building starts this Fall 2024 semester following approval by the State Building Commission. The building will be located …

In response to the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene, ETSU has activated the Buccaneer Student Crisis Fund (BSCF) to assist students facing unexpected financial hardships. …

From September 30 to October 6, ETSU will celebrate the Fall of 2024 Homecoming week with their theme of Top Gun – Bucs Take Flight, …

Downtown Johnson City’s Pavilion saw its first Tri-Cities Vintage Market of the year on Sunday, hosting different vendors from the area to showcase their collections.  …

The Speech and Debate Team is sweeping through the competition this year. On September 13-14,  the team attended their first tournament at Pellissippi State Community …

On Oct. 2 from 7 to 9 p.m., the ETSU Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies program along with the Department of Literature and Language will …

Fifty years ago, ETSU launched Quillen College of Medicine against a lot of opposition. Opening its doors with one building in 1978, today QCOM has …

Johnson City’s Wild Wing Cafe proudly supports ETSU and is now offering an exclusive menu for students.  Wild Wing Cafe in downtown Johnson City offers …

On Sept. 12, the College of Public Health hosted their Environmental Sustainability of Native American Lands: The Navajo Experience seminar in the Ballroom at the …