Posts in category Features

Alzheimer’s disease affects many people throughout the country and the Tri-Cities. Although there is no known cure for this disease, The Walk to End Alzheimer’s …

Top Taiwanese athlete Chun-Han “Hank” Yang is spending the month training at ETSU’s U.S. Olympic Training Site. Just this summer, Yang broke two 100-meter records …

If you’ve ever thought about entering your dog in a show or donating to Johnson City Animal Shelter, Pandora Abbott has the perfect event for …

On Sept. 19, ETSU students gathered at the Reece Museum to hear poetry performed by writers, Tasha Fouts and Matt McBride. Fouts presented a collection …

In the wake of natural disasters, ETSU aims to assist and provide support for the students and faculty that are affected. Hurricane Florence, which has …

ETSU is all about keeping up tradition while changing people’s attitude about the institution at the same time.  According to Abigail Reece, an ETSU National …

The East Tennessee State University versus University of Tennessee football game last weekend was not only a big game, but also served as a tribute …

It’s never too early to start thinking about Christmas. An amazing, local volunteer opportunity for all ETSU students, faculty and staff is coming up soon. …

Only 30 people in the nation received the American Psychiatric Nurses Association scholarship. Two of them are nursing students from ETSU. Motivated by the desire …

Beauty through diversity is a widely talked about subject in today’s society. The art department at ETSU hopes that by featuring exhibitions that embody this, …