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The Library, a nightclub on West Walnut Street, went up in flames on Saturday evening during the Food Truck Junction ‘16.2 College Edition event. Food …

The second BUC fund meeting of the semester on Oct. 4 was a three-hour debate. With 18 applications and more than $56,634 requested, it took …

On Oct. 7-9, Jonesborough, Tennessee hosted the National Storytelling Festival, an event that drew people with a love for storytelling from far and wide. Visitors to …

Since the FOCUS Act was signed into law on July 1, ETSU has patiently waited for Gov. Bill Haslam to announce the university’s own Board of Trustees. …

Each year, the ETSU Department of Public Safety releases their annual Security and Fire Safety Report. This report shows three years of statistics, 2013-2015, and …

Gov. Bill Haslam announced the names of eight men and women Tuesday who will make up ETSU’s new Board of Trustees. They are Janet Ayers, Steven …

ETSU President Brian Noland gave his State of University address on Oct. 3, taking time to talk about ETSU’s achievements, weaknesses and future plans for success. …

On Oct. 3, the ETSU Department of Public Safety issued a Safety Notice notifying campus that a forced fondling occurred outside Sherrod Library on Oct. …

After a delay, the Southern Conference finally announced its decision. In spite of the controversial HB2 law, the Southern Conference will play the 2016-17 championships …

An associate professor of psychology at ETSU was recently selected for the American Psychological Association’s 2016-2017 Leadership Institute for Women in Psychology. Stacey Williams, who …