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Jason Davis, Basler Chair of Excellence for fall 2022, made an appearance at his first performance in Powell Recital Hall at the Martin Center for …

A new petition asking for ETSU to officially consider American Sign Language (ASL) as a modern world language is quickly spreading across campus.  The petition, …

ETSU will host an Environmental Music performance on Friday, Oct. 14 at 7:30 p.m., in the Martin Center Recital Hall located on campus. The event …

An ETSU professor has traveled internationally to present research to the Australian Association of Special Education.  Dr. Pamela Mims, a professor of special education and …

On Oct. 4, The Bert C. Bach Written Word Initiative and Mary B. Martin School for the Arts presented speaker Margaret Renkl, contributing opinion writer …

In observance of National Suicide Prevention Month, Alison Malmon, the founder and executive director of the non-profit organization Active Minds, came to ETSU to share …

A recovering alcoholic in downtown Boston, an active heroin user in the streets of Philadelphia, a star athlete abusing opioids in the suburbs of Atlanta–those …

The Exercise is Medicine program hosted its kick-off event this past Thursday, Sept. 29, at the CPA Front Yard. The program is an on-campus initiative …

Ultimate Frisbee is a high energy game that takes competitiveness and concentration. Here on campus, students enjoy this game and the skills learned. Team captain …

Born and raised in Erwin, Tennessee, Abraham Vidrio first took piano lessons with his brother at his church and then switched to the accordion, mentioning …