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The annual student-produced literary magazine, The Mockingbird, is gearing up for publication this semester. Backed by the Department of Literature and Language, this year’s edition …

Burleson Hall’s renovation, in support of the new academic building will begin in early February, with new office spaces for faculty and staff. Students will …

From free Chick-fil-A to discounted Dollywood tickets, ETSU’s Student Government Association has been hard at work this semester.   SGA President, Trent White recounted SGA’s …

NOTE: This article is updated from a previous version.  It will soon be time for students to complete their FAFSA as Federal Student Aid has …

Gov. Bill Lee recently appointed ETSU’s Nathan Farnor to the Volunteer Tennessee Commission. Farnor serves as the university’s coordinator for Leadership and Civic Engagement. “There …

On Friday, Nov. 17,  the Board of Trustees held a meeting in the D.P. Culp Student Center. The meeting was in regard to the academic, …

‘Candyland Christmas’ kicked off on Nov. 25 with the lighting ceremony at King Commons in Downtown Johnson City. This year, 162 trees will be displayed …

On Nov. 20, SGA announced its big surprise. It’s the first ‘Local Hearts Concert,’ which is set for Feb. 15, 2024, and will feature ETSU …

“I am simply one Jewish person. I do not speak for all as that would be impossible to do,” said freshman Holt Moseley. “This is …

On Nov. 17, the ETSU Muslim Student Association in partnership with the Tri-Cities Party for Socialism and Liberation held a rally in Borchuck Plaza protesting …