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The ETSU Student Government Association passed five new resolutions this week and did two first-reads. With only one meeting left this semester, things in the …

Since the university announced plans to build a Fine Arts Center, not everything has gone according to plan. Over the summer, ETSU learned that their …

On Nov. 11, over 100 ETSU students, faculty, staff and Johnson City community members gathered around the fountain in Borchuck Plaza to remind others that …

The ETSU Bucs will play their last football game at the Kermit-Tipton Stadium at Science Hill High School Nov. 19 not just for the season, …

At the State of the University address on Oct. 3, ETSU President Brian Noland announced that he wants ETSU’s enrollment to increase to 18,000 students …

By the end of 2019, the D.P. Culp University Center will have an entirely different look. University and student leaders have been working diligently to …

Improvement is never easy – change takes commitment. ETSU’s graduation rate is below national average, around 42 percent, and its African American graduation rate is …

Beginning in April 2017, ETSU will be one of six universities to branch off from the Tennessee Board of Regents. Gov. Bill Haslam announced his …

Tristan Rettke, the former ETSU student who was arrested on Sept. 28 and charged with one felony count of civil rights intimidation, appeared in Washington …

The 2016 Presidential Election is Tuesday, and ETSU students are in the middle of deciding who the next president should be. ETSU Votes, a program …