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Jack Mooney loved ETSU, he believed in good, honest journalism and according to his former students, the thoughtful, soft-spoken professor always seemed to have a …

Alternative Breaks has turned to Zoom for a safer-at-home learning experience during the COVID-19 pandemic. “What’s kind of exciting about the change this year and …

The Sherrod Library will be hosting a book club over Zoom on Feb. 22 and on April 5. The club will be reading the 2019 …

The Johnson City Downtown Day Center will be getting some colorful and necessary changes this spring. An $8,000 total budget will be provided for the …

A. Lynn Williams and James Bitter, who have been married for 38 years and have worked at ETSU for 25 years, released the newest editions …

After December’s confirmation, ETSU President Brian Noland shared his hopes for his recent appointment to the Tennessee Valley Authority’s board of directors. The TVA, founded …

Amerigroup Tennessee has created an Amerigroup Rural Medicine Scholarship for ETSU’s nursing department, which will work to improve healthcare in rural Tennessee counties. The grant, …

 Robin Leonard never took a break. “Even her breaks weren’t breaks,” said Robin Leonards’ son, Alex Leonard. “She would sit and read her textbooks or …

ETSU’s poet-in-residence and English professor Jesse Graves delivered a lecture and poetry reading for the fifth installment of the “Dessert with the Experts” series on …

The Street Medicine Interest Group is one of the newest student organizations on ETSU’s campus. SMIG is comprised of an interprofessional league of students whose …