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East Tennessee State University is about to get a new student representative, and the candidates all have a voice they want to be heard. Three …

His love for designs and structures expanded way beyond the classroom. Her passion led the way. Dr. Moin Uddin, an associate professor in the Department …

On Feb. 19, ETSU artists Bode Alaka and Jarleel Earby exhibited a number of their paintings and drawings in the Mulcticultural Center lounge. The event coincided with Black History Month’s culture week. The artists’ works will …

Despite the 2017 season being over, the football team is already prepping for the fall season next year. ETSU Athletic Director Scott Carter presented during …

On Feb. 17 and 18, ETSUCon transformed the D. C. Culp University Center into an overflowing parade of cosplayers, artists, gamers and pop-culture enthusiasts alike. …

Regina Holliday shakes up the health care scene with her personal, passionate artistry. ETSU held an event last week entitled, “An Evening of Health, Wellness …

How much did you spend on your textbooks this spring–$500, $600, more? How do free textbooks sound? East Tennessee State University is now a member …

Last Saturday the ETSU Bill Gatton College of Pharmacy Rx Committee collaborated with the Sullivan County Anti-Drug Coalition to provide opioid overdose training. The training …

ETSU professor and OB/GYN Residency Program Director Dr. Martin E. Olsen is running for the United States Congress. He hopes to represent Tennessee’s first congressional district …

Black stereotypes may have been the name of the discussion, but it was far from everything that was discussed. A group of students from different …