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Three ETSU students from the Bill Gatton College of Pharmacy have been accepted into the Paul Ambrose Scholars Program.   Third year students Rebecca Maloney, Chandler …

ETSU’s Secular Humanist Alliance hosted Gayle Jordan on March 10 for her talk, “Gayle Jordan: The Most Dangerous Woman in Tennessee.”  Jordan ran for the …

ETSU President Brian Noland spoke at the March 10 Student Government Association meeting, where the senate approved BUC Funding for five organizations, passed legislation and …

When ETSU senior Austin Brown pulled out of his driveway heading to school around 9 a.m. Tuesday, he noticed a large amount of smoke moving …

With the recent reports of Coronavirus outbreaks across the country, East Tennessee State University has announced that the university is taking necessary action should the …

The D.P. Culp Student Center, or what many have referred to as the “living room” of campus, is officially open. The “Coming Home” grand reopening …

There’s a new location on campus where students can stop in to grab a snack between classes and say hi to a familiar face – …

Super Tuesday’s results culled many potential Democratic nominees from the race and cemented Donald Trump’s control of the Republican Party’s vote. So far, the delegate …

What began as a proposal for a small lounge space has developed into a new resource center for LGBTQ students, faculty, staff and their allies …

Around 100 people braved the cold on Saturday for Carnival for a Cause at the CPA playing fields. All ticket sale proceeds went to The Crumley …