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ETSU audiology students will be providing free hearing tests and discounted hearing aids to individuals attending the Remote Area Medical (RAM) Clinic. RAM works to …

Students and faculty may not be aware that The EDGE Radio Station has been haunted for decades by a Depression-era ghost named Alice. “Alice has …

On Oct. 29, the D.P. Culp Student Center was transformed into a land of haunts and happenings as the fall fest unfolded across Main St., …

ETSU-Con is set to return to campus April 2-3, 2022. On Oct. 28, the Con-Chair Zack James took to social media to announce the return …

ETSU welcomed musical artists Swae Lee and All Time Low for the annual fall SGA concert at the Freedom Hall Civic Center on Oct. 25. …

On Oct. 20, OASIS, along with the Counseling Center, Family Justice Center and Branch House Family Justice Center, hosted the Red Flag Campaign on campus, …

In Ballroom B on Oct. 25, The Mary V. Jordan Multicultural Center hosted the twentieth annual Diversity Scholars Banquet for students with diverse ethnic backgrounds …

On Tuesday, Oct. 29, the Black Affairs Association hosted a virtual event with special guest, Curtis Wilkie.   An alumni and professor from the University of Mississippi, …

East Tennessee State University announces that the location of its Student Government Association Fall Concert on Monday, Oct. 25, has been changed to Freedom Hall …

The Asian American Student Association was started by Tracy Ye, who felt there was a lack of an Asian community on campus. An Asian American herself, …