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As the spring 2021 semester comes to a close, several ETSU faculty members reflected on summer and fall plans for equity and inclusion on campus. …

Two faculty members at ETSU, Chassidy Cooper and Nicholas Hagemeier, have been chosen to be apart of the EAB Rising Higher Education Leaders Fellowship. EAB …

ETSU’s Lamb Hall is getting a facelift. ETSU Chief Operating Officer Jeremy Ross said the construction plan is going to run smoothly for the next …

As of spring 2021, ETSU’s Advancement and Alumni offices are located inside the newly renovated Model Mill building. “It is a beautiful facility,” said Pamela …

Ted Olson, a professor in the ETSU Department of Appalachian Studies, was honored with the Stephen L. Fisher award. The Fisher award is awarded by …

Jennifer Clements, the executive director for the ETSU Martin Center for the Arts, showed off the new facility, as well as her family’s graham cracker …

After a four year hiatus, the ETSU Department of Appalachian Studies is gearing up to relaunch its flagship publication under a new name: “Appalachian Places.” …

Spanish paleoartist Mauricio Antón participated in a virtual Earth Day Q&A session about his new documentary, “Appalachian Awakening.” “I call it a portrait of nature …

The Leading Voices in Public Health series came to a close this semester with Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha, an author, activist and champion for pediatric care. …

Will Gott, the newest Access ETSU student, was surprised with his admittance by ETSU President Brian Noland, faculty and Bucky during what Gott thought was …