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Jeremy Smith, director and archives administrator, submitted a pitch to the Grammy Museum, earning him a $20,000 award for his Digitizing Rare Festival Recordings from …

Kyle Rittenhouse, the then 17-year-old who gained national attention for shooting three men, two fatally, during civil unrest in Kenosha, Wisconsin, made a stop at …

ETSU’s Martin Center for the Arts is opening doors for musical appreciation in youth through a five thousand dollar subsidy provided by the First Horizon …

This semester, numerous construction projects are underway on campus and curiosity has turned to the newest project site of the the University Commons expansion. As …

On Feb. 1, the Young Democratic Socialists of America at ETSU held a rally in Borchuck Plaza protesting the upcoming appearance of Kyle Rittenhouse. In …

ETSU’s Festival of Ideas is set to return on Feb. 27-29, 2024. “The ETSU Festival of Ideas is a big and really special event that …

Black History Month has arrived and ETSU is filled with different events to help kick off and celebrate during February. Black History Month is the …

Alternative Spring Breaks allow students to explore new environments while engaging with diverse communities. Led by the Office of Leadership and Civic Engagement, the trips …

The 2024 spring semester saw an interesting start as a wave of snow canceled the first day of classes. Since then, campus has seen both …

As winter weather ramps up, the ETSU Housing and Residence Life continues to ensure that residents are staying safe and healthy.  Director of Housing and …