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On Sept. 29, ETSU named Richard Rhoda the interim dean for the Clemmer College of Education after the college’s former dean, Terrence Hicks, was removed from …

When former ETSU freshman Tristian Rettke taunted peaceful Black Lives Matters protesters in Borchuck Plaza on Sept. 28, ETSU reacted in support of the demonstrators. …

Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam announced the eight appointees to ETSU’s new governing board on Oct. 11. Next year, ETSU will be one of six public …

ETSU enrollment is down– not that you’ve noticed. The university is still combing through the data on an official headcount, but preliminary findings contains 100 …

Tuesday’s SGA meeting was brief and concise, with no new or old business discussed. Most of the meeting was spent on open forum, where Craig Wassinger, …

Over the summer, Sodexo, ETSU’s new food service provider, made changes to the Marketplace and the way it functions. Students, faculty and staff have a …

With Sodexo taking over as ETSU’s food service provider, some students have noticed a few significant changes. This year ETSU has installed new Freestyle soda …

Election Day is coming up, and ETSU Votes wants all of the students at East Tennessee State University registered to vote. “We have registered over …

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 …