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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 …

Over two weeks ago, ETSU’s Turning Point USA organization sent out an email to the student body inviting the community to attend a showing of …

Out of all the picturesque landscapes that surround Johnson City, Buffalo Mountain has remained a staple for ETSU and the Tri-City area for decades on …

As the fall weather rolls through the mountains of Johnson City, members of the ETSU community reminisce on the beauty of their summer explorations through …

Volunteer ETSU hosted its monthly Service Saturday event this past Saturday, Sept. 24. Students, faculty, and staff joined together on off-campus locations that spanned from …