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Lindsey King, an associate professor of Anthropology at ETSU, bought a one-way ticket to Europe when she was a sophomore in college and believed she …

With a love for history from an early age, Dr. Andrew Slap was destined to become a professor. However, he didn’t realize his passion would …

Going to sporting events and cheering on the Buccaneers is a pastime of many ETSU students, but one four-legged sports fan is a little different …

It’s the most stressful time of the year. Final exams are now upon us, but more importantly, winter break is also right around the corner. …

Winter break for most students is a time to relax and head home for the holidays. But what about international students? According to some students …

As the Johnson City Christmas parade commenced this past Saturday, an ETSU student participated in the event, with a crown. Peyton Kirby Wilson, a soon-to-be …

We’ve all received the numerous emails from our professors asking us to fill out the once-a-semester evaluations known as SAIs, but what are they? Is …

On Friday, Nov. 16, ETSU’s Community of Scholars will host their first presentation at the Millennium Centre on both ongoing and proposed HIV and AIDS …

Have you participated in research at ETSU? If you have, chances are you have been a part of the research efforts of Dr. Kelly Foster …

Have you ever been interested in learning and experiencing new cultures or even learning a new language? You’ll have that opportunity on campus Nov. 12. …