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The Gray Fossil Site Museum celebrated National Fossil Day on Saturday, a major holiday for ETSU’s main paleontology research center.  The museum offered an engaging …

ETSU’s surveying and mapping program received a 2019 Education Award from The National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying. The NCEES is a licensing …

Thursday evening, the Tipton Gallery in downtown Johnson City hosted a screening of the documentary “Call her Ganda.” The documentary focused on the murder of …

ETSU’s Dental Hygiene clinic opened free cleanings to all ETSU students this year, expanding on their previous program. According to program director Tabitha Fair, all …

On Oct. 5, the campus held its Experience ETSU event in the Mini-Dome. Experience ETSU is a part of open house events that allows prospective …

With its unveiling ceremony set to take place in less than a month, the National Pan-Hellenic Council Plaza is undergoing its final stages of construction. …

ETSU Elevates is a new $90,000 program to fund service projects across the region. It was announced by ETSU President Brian Noland Thursday during a …

Scientific journalist Brooke Jarvis held a conversation about ecological issues in Brown Auditorium on Oct. 2. Brooke Jarvis is an award-winning reporter for various publishers, …

ETSU’s own on-campus radio station celebrated World College Radio Day on Oct. 4 and featured marathon radio content and local musicians. College Radio Day was …

On Oct. 2 at 7:30 p.m. the Muslim Student Association and other students gathered in Borchuck Plaza to hold a vigil for the people of …