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The George L. Carter Railroad museum had its first Heritage Day of the year on Saturday.   The Little Chicago Rail Day paid homage to …

While the warmth of spring isn’t here quite yet, Campus Recreation has a full lineup for the beginning of the semester that students can enjoy …

The Student Government Association held its first meeting for the spring semester and welcomed the new appointments to office. Among the items discussed were the …

ETSU students, faculty and staff volunteered and served with local community organizations during MLK Days of Service Jan. 20 and 25, as well as during …

Students have until March 1 to apply for general scholarships for next semester.   “There are 80 different scholarships,” said Kathy Feagins, Scholarship Office director. “There’s …

Over the past weekend, ETSU had four a cappella ensembles compete in the prestigious International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella competition at the University of …

Jon Atkinson always listened to old records as a kid, and as a rhythm and blues singer and musician himself, the decision to open his …

ETSU faculty, staff and students came together on Jan. 15 to celebrate the life and birthday of Martin Luther King Jr. before the national holiday …

Students interested in applying for the Democracy Fellows must do so by Friday, Jan. 31.   Beginning Feb. 3 and ending Nov. 23, the Democracy …

ETSU recently announced a new program that expands upon already available financial assistance for higher education. The program, ETSU Promise Plus, will help first-time freshmen …