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ETSU will increase efforts to combat food insecurity among students by expanding Bucky’s Food Pantry to the D.P. Culp Student Center and introducing the Swipe …

Since renovation began in 2017, Lamb Hall has seen many drastic changes.  The $23 million renovation started when the College of Public Health and the …

As ETSU prepares to head back to in-person classes for the first time since March 2020, President Brian Noland emphasized the importance of vaccination and …

The D.P. Culp Student Center is expected to have all renovations finished before the fall 2021 semester, three years after its initial groundbreaking. The ballroom …

After two and a half semesters’ worth of COVID-19 response, ETSU President Brian Noland sat down with East Tennessean staff to discuss his takeaways and …

On Aug. 2 at the Blackthorne Country Club in Jonesborough, Tennessee, the Court Appointed Special Advocates of Northeast Tennessee is set to host its 16th …

The ETSU Women’s Studies program celebrated 25 years over Zoom on April 27. “We originally planned our 25-year celebration as an open house in the …

ETSU history professor Daryl Carter accepted a position as the new associate dean for equity and inclusion for the ETSU College of Arts and Sciences. …

After ex-officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty on April 20 of the murder of George Floyd, the Mary V. Jordan Multicultural Center hosted a series …

During their April 23 meeting in the newly renovated Model Mill, the ETSU Board of Trustees unanimously approved an increase in tuition for the 2021-2022 …