Bored? Check out these summer events in downtown Johnson City
Founder’s Park Founder’s Park has played a large role in the recent growth of Johnson City’s downtown. The park has been host to a slew …
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Research in Review: ETSU professor Richard Ignace studies massive stars
“What you see depends on how you look,” says Richard Ignace, a professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at ETSU. Ignace has been …
The Art of War: Stage combat class offered at ETSU
A battle rages in the Quad. Metal clangs against metal, and combatants wield swords with balanced precision. There’s no need to be alarmed, though — …
ETSU dietitian receives World Series ring
Unless you’re living under a rock, you probably know that the Chicago Cubs won the World Series last year for the first time since 1908. …
ETSU professor accepts position at Penn State
Hilary Malatino, the assistant director of ETSU’s Women’s Studies Program, recently accepted a position at Pennsylvania State University, which they will begin in Fall of …
Stress Less Day returns for a fourth year
Papers, exams and projects are going to be top priorities on the minds of many stressed out college students at East Tennessee State University for …
ETSU’s Rotaract Club committed to serving the community
Tennessee is known as the “Volunteer State,” and ETSU’s Rotaract club embodies this slogan. Rotaract of Northeast Tennessee at ETSU is the college level version …
Patchwork Players in ‘The Aliens’ shine
On Saturday, April 23, ETSU’s Patchwork Players presented a play by Annie Baker titled “The Aliens.” This irreverent drama featured a small cast of three …
Walk a Mile in Her Shoes returns to ETSU
Walk a Mile in Her Shoes returned for its fifth year at ETSU on April 13 at 5 p.m. with a crowd of guys strutting …
ETSU’s Reece Museum presents Salvador Dalí and the Divine Comedy Part II: Purgatory
Art and literature unite at the ETSU Reece Museum’s Salvador Dalí Exhibit. The exhibit, which has been open since April 5, depicts the paintings of …