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A recent purchase by ETSU will lead to expanded facilities and parking for students. Last week, ETSU bought the Millennium Centre, a major event and …

The first day of class at ETSU was interrupted by a suspected threat on campus. At approximately 12:15 p.m. on Monday, warning sirens alerted the …

In a state where most athletic stores are swathed in orange and white, Alumni Hall offers ETSU students and the Johnson City community a chance …

If you aren’t already a fan, this upcoming football season might change your mind. ETSU’s Department of Intercollegiate Athletics ushered in the new football season …

With classes about to start back at ETSU, returning students will notice that major changes have been made to the D.P. Culp Center, as a …

With summer comes a break for classes, but summer also means the return of the much anticipated Blue Plum Festival in Johnson City. According to …

East Tennessee State University was founded in 1911 as the East Tennessee State Normal School. According to the ETSU National Alumni Association website, there were …

Take a look across State of Franklin Road, and imagine what will soon be ETSU’s Martin Center for the Arts. Ground broke on the site …

ETSU graduation numbers continue a promising trend. Going into the final week of the semester, 1,576 undergraduate and 495 graduate students have been approved to …

You better have savored your last walk up the ramp because the Culp Center is finally closing for renovations. Some offices have already been moved …