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Campus Recreation has begun to open the Basler Center for Physical Activity with new COVID-19 policies, programs and practices as a starting framework for the …

With the emergence of COVID-19, many ETSU community members find themselves spending more time alone or at home than ever before. For people seeking support, …

In 2004, after teaching chemistry at the University of Missouri-St. Louis for over 20 years and spending more than five years as department chair, Gordon …

Renovations of the D.P. Culp Student Center continue amid the pandemic, but social distancing precautions are being implemented to reduce student activity inside. Prior to …

With new students, faculty and staff, the beginning of each fall semester looks different, but this fall, ETSU President Brian Noland knows campus will look …

To ensure the continued health of ETSU and the community, the University Health Center is offering free COVID-19 testing to all students, faculty and staff.  …

The new James C. and Mary B. Martin Center for the Arts has been in construction for over two years now, but there is an …

In an email to ETSU students, faculty and staff Thursday, ETSU President Brian Noland announced changes to the fall 2020 semester calendar, which includes the …

ETSU’s Future Operations Workgroup released a report Wednesday containing recommendations and guidelines for a four-phased return to campus starting in June, according to an ETSU …

ETSU’s National Student Advertising team placed in the top eight of the National Student Advertising Competition semi-finals on Thursday, and now they prepare for the …