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The ETSU Counseling Center is hosting two special Let’s Talk sessions to help students work through their anxiety about the presidential election. “We wanted to …

In the wake of recent health misinformation, ETSU’s College of Public Health hosted a virtual fact-sharing session regarding COVD-19 questions. The event titled “Coronavirus: Separating …

Cesar Gracia has been named the new ETSU chief of police and director of public safety and is set to assume the role on Nov. …

The ETSU Student Government Association passed legislation on Tuesday to cut ETSU partnerships with Milligan University. Legislation SSR-20-006 “calls on the university to end all …

The D.P. Culp Student Center hosted a pumpkin painting event on Oct. 21 to bring students together and help them mingle safely. “We are trying …

When ETSU graduate student Joy Okoro heard that ETSU’s Shades of Africa was organizing a solidarity awareness march about the violence against peaceful protesters in …

Access ETSU was awarded a $2.5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education to help prepare students with intellectual disabilities for future employment. Access …

Author and renowned speaker Eric Liu led a virtual lecture on Oct. 15 discussing the importance of citizenship, civic engagement and voting. Liu, the son …

Guest lecturer Dr. Paulo Dutra gave his perspective on a well known Brazilian literary figure in a presentation on Oct. 15 titled “Machado de Assis, …

ETSU’s Shades of Africa is planning an Awareness March that will take place Thursday starting at 3 p.m. at Borchuck Plaza to show solidarity with …