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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 …

ETSU has paired with East Tennessee’s Historical Society and a public library in Knoxville to bring “Reading Appalachia: Voices from Children’s Literature, an Interactive Exhibit” …

A day completely dedicated to celebrating — or rejecting — love often evokes mixed emotions from everyone. Whether or not you spend the day single …

For half the country, Valentine’s Day is a time for love, flowers and teddy bears. For the other half, it is the most hated holiday …

Another year of football requires new team members. On National Signing Day, Feb. 3, ETSU football coach Carl Torbush and his staff announced the 2016 …

ETSU students will have the chance to learn more about the presidential candidates and get registered to vote during Voting Week at the Culp Center, …

Nine new senators were announced and appointed to serve on the senate during the ETSU Student Government Association’s meeting on Tuesday. The new senators are Emily Assenmacher, …

For future ETSU freshmen who live in the on-campus residence halls, excluding Buc Ridge, the days of optional meal plans are coming to an end. …