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ETSU alumnus, Ric Keller, recently published his book “Chase the Bears,” which pays homage to his college days and the advice he wants to give …

SGA is bringing back the Collaboration Initiative for student organizations to have their voices heard. By engaging in conversation, SGA wants to take note of …

On Sept. 21, ETSU celebrated the International Day of Peace by hosting a series of events in the university commons. With the theme of “End …

The Center of Excellence for Appalachian Studies has a new institute, the Institute for Appalachian Music and Culture. Ron Roach, chair of the Department of …

Johnson City resides in the beauty of the Appalachian Mountains, resting in the valleys and peaks of roaring waterfalls, hidden trails and scenic lookouts in …

Inclusivity of all members of the Buccaneer family is a priority that can be found all across ETSU’s campus. This includes a number of resources …

ETSU P.E.A.K.S is a peer-mentoring program with a leadership initiative that began as a way to connect the disciplines of the honors college and is …

Being a college student, many times, comes with the struggle of balancing work, social and academic responsibilities. ETSU understands this struggle and recognizes the increased …

The You Are Safe program (YAS!) is on a mission to educate and improve awareness of sexual assault, as well as call attention to local …

In the height of summer temperatures, long walks to class and an increasingly large number of students on campus, the BucShot operates as a medium …