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From April 10-13, ETSU students will have the opportunity to vote for their Student Government Association representatives for the upcoming year. The ballot can be …

The second SGA executive debate touched on a variety of subjects Wednesday night. The debate began at 7 p.m. in the Culp Center Forum Room …

The money that was allocated from the BUC Fund to multiple groups at the last Student Government Association meeting of the school year points to …

Borchuck Plaza was filled with anti-abortion and pro-choice protestors on April 5. The pro-life group had a large display depicting explicit, graphic images of unborn …

President Donald J. Trump has released his proposed budget blueprint for fiscal year 2018 on whitehouse.gov. This budget proposal includes a $59 billion appropriation to …

ETSU fraternity Sigma Alpha Epsilon is suspended through the end of the semester after failing to comply with alcohol and party policies. “They were suspended …

It was an entertaining, yet informative evening when Terrell Strayhorn gave the final keynote speech in the D.P. Culp Auditorium for ETSU’s Civility Month celebration …

On Friday March 31, more than 120 registrants from 14 of Tennessee’s colleges and universities filled the third floor of the D.P. Culp University Center, …

The joint general engineering program ETSU has with Tennessee Technological University kicked off last semester and is already off to a steady start. Program coordinator …

On March 9, the voices of protesters could be heard in Nashville, and they said “Tennessee is not for sale.” Along with other concerned groups …