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On Wednesday night, men in high heels gathered in Borchuck Plaza to participate in Walk a Mile in Her Shoes. “We were trying to think …

With the D.P. Culp University Center closed for continuing renovations for the second-straight spring, more students seem to be attending the ETSU Farmers Market. The …

Environmental justice and food insecurity across the nation were the topics of a presentation in Brown Hall this past Tuesday, April 9, put together by …

An ETSU biology professor is conducting research concerning the affects of estrogen loss on cardiovascular disease with a grant from the American Heart Association. Dr. …

In a message to the ETSU community, ETSU President Brian Noland announced Wednesday morning that he has accepted a nomination for consideration as the University …

Despite early rain showers that threatened to cancel the event, dozens of people showed up to ETSU at Kingsport’s semi-annual community yard sale Friday morning, …

Hundreds attended Saturday’s inaugural Dula Day of Service, where students, faculty, staff and community members came together to volunteer and serve the Johnson City area …

This Saturday, April 6, Volunteer ETSU and The Office of Leadership and Civic Engagement will hold the inaugural Dula Day of Service in honor of …

Plans for the new and improved Marketplace on campus were discussed during Tuesday’s SGA meeting. Kelvin Tarukwasha, general manager of Sodexo, which is the company …

Dozens of students from over 20 campus organizations came out to the Pride Walk Saturday afternoon to take part in the university’s annual street painting, …