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Once every semester, President Brian Noland meets with ETSU’s Student Government Association to deliver an update on the current state of the campus and have …

ETSU has selected architectural firm Beeson, Lusk & Street Inc. to handle the planned D.P. Culp University Center renovations. “They were just finally appointed in …

ETSU recently released its enrollment report to the Tennessee Board of Regents. The numbers have varied throughout the years, but this year ETSU has a …

Going to college is extremely exciting, not just because of new life adventures, but also because of the new people you take those adventures with. …

Students graduating next semester and beyond no longer have to worry about taking enough proficiency-intensive courses, thanks to new university policy. After approval from the …

Saudi Arabia’s terrain is dominated by large sand dunes and sweltering heat. During the dry season, temperatures reach elevating levels that would make any summer …

The second Tennessee Board of Regents sexual misconduct climate survey will be available until March 7 for students to tell the university their thoughts about …

Budgeting is something that most students become familiar with at some point during their college careers, but students aren’t the only ones on campus who …

ETSU’s Student Government Association held its first BUC Fund session of the spring semester on Tuesday, putting the total of student funding at $5,887 for …

Lately, the Johnson City area has been hit with several snow days, resulting in canceled classes and closed schools. “If inclement weather is anticipated, we …