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The Alternative Spring Break option, “Rebuilding Roots in Appalachia,” will be extending their application deadline until Monday, Feb. 16. ETSU’s Alternative Spring Breaks seek to …

Create Appalachia is launching a new Creative Entrepreneur Bootcamp this spring aimed at helping artists and makers develop the business skills needed to sustain their …

On Friday, Feb. 15 at 7:30 p.m., Patchwork Players, the Department of Theatre and Dance’s student organization, will be hosting ETSU’s first Dancing with the …

Narrative medicine, the practice of incorporating storytelling and communication into the medical profession for a more holistic approach, is continuing to grow in the world …

East Tennessee State University’s Outdoor Adventure program will host Worley Caving Day on Saturday, Feb. 7, offering students a guided exploration of a natural wild …

Steve Maurice Jones, Broadway actor and teacher, has been elected as ETSU’s 2026 Wayne G. Basler Chair of Excellence. ETSU bestows a visiting scholar every …

Tennessee is experiencing worsening drought conditions driven largely by seasonal weather patterns, according to the state’s top climate official, though experts say the dry spell …

Downtown Johnson City is glowing again as Candyland Christmas returns for another season, transforming the city’s core into a festive corridor filled with more than …

With the holiday season underway, Food City Speedway in Lights offers an opportunity to see beautiful lights and make a difference in the lives of …

From Dec. 15-19, ETSU’s Office of Professional Development will hold its winter Renaissance Child Enrichment Camp on the university campus. The camp runs from 8 …