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Four ensembles form ETSU are competing in the south region quarterfinals of the International Championship of Collegiate A Capella this Saturday at the at the …

Along with the Culp opening next semester, Student Activities and Organizations’ staff want to rebrand the location as a student center with welcoming environment and …

The Center for Physical Activity is offering students yet another opportunity in the spring of 2020 – a one-on-one free consultation with a personal trainer. …

ETSU’s Office of Equity and Inclusion shared diverse resources last Thursday to spread word about what the campus has to offer its students and staff. …

Student Veterans of America’s members are all about getting involved and serving the community and their campus even after taking off the uniform. ETSU’s SVA …

The American Pharmacists Association Academy of Student Pharmacists ETSU chapter won two awards at the APhA-ASP midyear regional conference in Atlanta.  Operation Diabetes won its …

A new organization at ETSU is engaging the community in reducing negative consequences associated with substance abuse. Students Advocating for Harm Reduction – SAFHR – …

ETSU honored its 18th annual selection of Notable Women, Sarah Melton and Lynn Williams, in the Reece Museum on Nov. 6, celebrating the women and …

On Nov. 13, the Quillen College of Medicine sent people to give their first open virtual reality demonstration on campus. Quillen has been experimenting in …

The ETSU men’s lacrosse club welcomes new members as it looks ahead to its first competitive season in the spring.   The team practices Mondays …