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On Monday, several members of College Democrats and other members of the ETSU community stood in Borchuck Plaza dressed in black to show their support …

In August 2016, Uber, the popular ride-sharing company, launched in Johnson City after many tweets, posts and calls were sent to headquarters by eager college …

At Tuesday’s SGA meeting, President Pooja Shah and Vice President Nathan Farnor discussed their concerns for the FOCUS Act. The executive committee is concerned that …

Recently, ETSU students between 30 and 60 credit hours have received a survey from Academic Affairs, specifically the University Advisement Center. The survey was made …

Civility Week is now Civility Month in order to allow greater scheduling flexibility. “In previous years, so many great events would be closely scheduled in …

The Academic Performance Scholarship is awarded to new ETSU students, both freshman and transfer. Students who are currently enrolled are not eligible for this scholarship. …

In light of President Donald J. Trump’s recent executive actions, immigrants — documented and undocumented — have been worried about their fate. During his candidacy, …

Most ETSU students are unaware of the security measures at the Buccaneer Ridge campus apartments. According to Bonnie Burchett, Director of Housing and Residence Life, …

When students register for an online course at ETSU, some may notice an additional fee is attached. Alongside the maintenance and tuition fees, the online …

For the last 12 years, the ETSU College of Nursing has provided medical care for Johnson City’s homeless at a Day Center at 202 W. …