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East Tennessee State University’s Department of Intercollegiate Athletics announced via a news release on March 15 that head tennis coach Yaser Zaatini has resigned, effective …

A nine-member committee organized to judge whether there is adequate cause to fire David Champouillon, the director of jazz studies and a tenured professor at …

March marks the official start of Civility Month, formerly known as Civility Week. With more than 22 events on the calendar, it can be hard …

ETSU President Brian Noland attended the Student Government Association meeting on Feb. 28 during open forum to discuss plans for the university. “One of the …

It’s that time of the year again. Believe it or not, spring break is fast approaching. Students who will be staying on or around campus …

Over the course of the next 10 years, ETSU hopes to raise the average ACT score to a 24. While the university is not too …

ETSU employees received a strange request from the university on March 1. “ETSU is in possession of an open records request submitted by attorney James …

Three ETSU students lost their homes in the fires that struck Gatlinburg in November 2016. The university registrar office has also identified approximately 242 students …

At the State of the State address on Jan. 30, Gov. Bill Haslam announced his plans to add a seven cent per gallon sales tax …

Thankfully, fires don’t happen very often on campus, but just in case they do, the ETSU Department of Housing and Residence Life go to great …