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“I’ve always had a passion for books,” said Cathy Whaley, an ETSU adjunct professor. “Everything in my life has just seemed to revolve around the …

Need some extra cash or some cheaper clothing? Johnson City has several thrift and consignment stores that buy and sell clothing. The Owl’s Nest is …

The Mini-Dome was filled with hopeful students and job recruiters on Feb. 26 for the 2019 Spring Career and Graduate School Expo hosted by ETSU’s …

For students looking to travel abroad, a noteworthy service provided on campus is ETSU’s Passport Services. Established in August 2016, the Passport Services provides students …

You sit down for your morning coffee before class and begin reading a copy of East Tennessee State University’s newspaper. The paper consists of discussions …

Dr. Cynthia Chambers knew from an early age that she wanted to work with people with disabilities. “Starting in kindergarten, the second I walked into …

Growing up in Nigeria, Jason Maduafokwa never really thought about playing football, but that all changed when he arrived in America for boarding school. “I …

Being a neurodivergent student – someone who may be autistic, have a learning or intellectual disability, or have another neurological or cognitive condition – can …

Dr. Katrina Heil has always had a passion for both communication and the Spanish language, and she’s made a career out of those loves at …

Valentine’s Day comes as a celebration of love, but the importance of a healthy relationship should also be emphasized. One way students can help out …