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Feb. 1 marked the beginning of Black History Month, and ETSU’s Black Affairs Association kicked it off with a seminar led by East Tennessee activist …

Jeffery Blanton has been named ETSU’s assistant vice president for administration and director of emergency management. Blanton previously worked with the FBI, and he developed …

On Jan. 25, the ETSU and Ballad Health Strong Building Resilience through ACEs Informed Networking Institute held its second town hall conversation titled “Before you …

In 2016, several students approached the ETSU Student Activities and Organizations office because they identified a need for a specific space for prayer and meditation …

The Bill Gatton College of Pharmacy, in collaboration with ETSU Health and Ballad Health, have been sending ETSU pharmacy students out to help distribute the …

On Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday, Jan. 15, ETSU faculty members and students gathered in Burgin-Dossett to celebrate and honor his legacy. “This is a …

On the first day of classes of the spring semester, ETSU will begin a series of free, drop-in COVID-19 testing for asymptomatic students, faculty and …

ETSU’s Medical Response Team released an update Tuesday regarding COVID-19 vaccine information, including current state distribution, the possibility of the university’s future involvement in vaccine …

UPDATE: Mark Hanselman, the inmate whose escape from Johnson City Medical Center sent ETSU’s campus into a shelter in place Friday morning, has been found …

ETSU Student Activities and Organizations has many new things lined up for the upcoming spring semester. The SORC has put on many events this semester, …