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ETSU’s Poet in Residence is Dr. Jesse Graves, an avid reader and writer. Graves is from Sharps Chapel, Tennessee, a small town about 40 miles …

Liv Halaas Detwiler grew up shy, quiet and reserved in the Midwest with a Scandinavian family heritage. She had no idea she would fall in …

To encourage students to strengthen their democracy, ETSU Votes held a registration event for National Voter Registration Day Tuesday, Sept. 24, in Borchuck Plaza, along …

ETSU’s Christine Mullins, assistant professor in the College of Nursing, is the 2019-20 recipient of the American Association of Colleges of Nursing’s Novice Faculty Excellence …

Generations of traditional culture met on ETSU’s campus during the annual Native American Festival held in the Quad on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 20-21. Native …

ETSU alumni and adjunct professor Angelique Lynch has been making costumes for as long as she can remember. She was particularly inspired to create cosplay …

The second annual health and wellness fair took place in the Mini-Dome Tuesday to bring awareness to students and staff about wellbeing. The Be Well …

A student, a food truck owner, a future paleontologist and a cook are just a few of the ways one could describe ETSU student Catherine …

Founded by ETSU students, the Indian Student Organization holds events on campus to bring awareness to Indian culture. ISO is open to anyone interested in …

Hailing from Memphis, Tennessee, ETSU Spirit Coordinator Van VanEaton did not know Johnson City existed until he met his wife. He moved to Johnson City …