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ETSU associate professor and sociologist Joseph O. Baker co-published a book titled “Fear Itself: The Causes and Consequences of Fear in America,” which was released …

When second-year graduate students in ETSU’s Speech-Language Pathology program started to be pulled from their off-campus placements, Dr. Teresa Boggs, the department’s director of clinical …

ETSU pharmacy student Emily Perez became interested in infectious diseases after learning about germs in an undergraduate microbiology course, and when she began pharmacy school, …

Any member of the ETSU community experiencing food insecurity during these difficult times can seek resources at Bucky’s Food Pantry. The pantry has staples such …

While it’s no secret that the efforts put forth by much of the country to slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus have negatively impacted …

The ETSU Counseling Center is continuing to operate remotely due to the university’s move online in response to COVID-19. Clinical interns will be unable to …

Medical supplies are quickly dwindling down, so major fashion brands are switching to manufacturing N95 masks and other protective garments. At a press conference held …

Larissa Copley was studying at the American University in Bulgaria when she got the email from ETSU’s Study Abroad program: “All students are required to return to …

The TED Taco-thon was held on campus on March 10 as students gathered at the D.P. Culp Student Center to learn new ways to improve …

Mauricio Antón is a world-renowned paleoartist, paleontologist and is the Basler chairholder at ETSU. Antón specializes in the reconstruction of extinct life and is well …