ETSU professor discovers enzyme involved with depression
According to stats, South Appalachia suffers the highest rate of depression and suicide than anywhere else in the United States. Clinical depression is marked by …
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Bristol Rhythm and Roots stands for music and tradition
This past weekend, Downtown Bristol became the home of the 17th annual Rhythm and Roots Festival. Acts such as Mandolin Orange, Judah and the Lion, …
ETSU faculty band honors memory of Dr. Karen Cajka
Walking into the Acoustic Coffeehouse on Saturday, students from ETSU were met with an interesting sight as several of their very own professors from the …
Checkmate: ETSU student starts Johnson City Chess Club
Looking for a fun way to meet new people, exercise your brain and hone your skills in a 1500 year old game of strategy? Well …
Escape from Rape conference shines light on sexual assault
ETSU’s second annual “Escape from Rape: A Cultural Change” conference will be held on Friday, Sept. 15 at the Millennium Centre. This educational summit will …
Women on Wednesdays: Mindset Matters
On Wednesday, Sept. 6, the Department of Women’s Studies held its first lecture in a series of lectures called Women on Wednesdays which seeks to …
Pep rally paints a blue and gold picture
In preparation for Saturday’s football game against the Limestone College Saints, ETSU hosted a pep rally and paint party open to all students at Lucille …
ETSU Preview celebrates 36 years
The following preview has been approved for all new ETSU students under the age of 23 and transfer students. East Tennessee State University’s annual Preview …
The band is back with more than before
The athletes are back, but so is the band! The East Tennessee State University marching band camp returned for its third year last week. The …
Food found fast
Food trucks have become a nationwide phenomenon over the last few years, and it’s no surprise why. Since the cost of operating a food truck …