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Following Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, ETSU hosted “Looking Back, Moving Forward” an open dialogue discussing King’s legacy and how it can be emulated …

The inaugural Festival of Ideas begins Jan. 28 as a way for the university to position itself as a leader in innovation and thought exchange. …

As students return to campus for spring semester, so do ETSU’s many organizations designed to help students – both current and future. On Jan. 24 from …

Dr. Martin Luther King is known and remembered for his work, legacy and impact he left behind. Through the Martin Luther King Days of Service …

Memories that will last a lifetime, circled around a legend who will never be forgotten. Those were the stories shared Sunday, Jan. 13, in ETSU’s …

One of the biggest things that concerns college students is scholarships. For incoming military-affiliated students and veterans, new scholarships will now be available through the …

The ETSU community and the public are invited to be part of a Celebration of Life Service in memory of Dr. Chris Dula on Sunday, …

In the last meeting for the fall 2018 semester, the Student Government Association voted on which organizations would receive money from BucFund. This was the …

The sound of construction equipment has become background noise for students as construction on the D.P. Culp Center has continued throughout the semester. “They’ve really …

With the semester coming to a close and with dead-week in full effect, comes the Sherrod Library’s annual dead-week events to help students handle stress. …