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A small group of motivated individuals gathered at ETSU’s UKirk Ministries on March 27 to discuss and address contemporary issues—women’s health, women in the military …

If you were looking forward to Bucstock or any of the other spring events on campus, you may want to find other activities to get …

Throughout March, ETSU’s Chronic Illness and Disease Awareness Organization (CIDA) has held several fundraisers on behalf of Johnson City’s Small Miracles Therapeutic Equestrian Center. In April, CIDA will also be assisting Small Miracles with the …

Following years of planning, debate and uncertainty, preliminary preparations for D.P. Culp University Center renovations have begun. Construction will commence in full force at the end …

Right and left. Liberal and conservative. Pro-Trump and anti-Trump. Americans generally classify themselves into these political categories but tend to see things only from their …

On Saturday, March 24, over 200 ETSU students and local community members rallied together in a nationwide protest demanding gun legislation reform in spite of …

Visit “Candy Land” at ETSU for an opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of others. On March 24, there will be a …

Multicultural Affairs held presentations on Monday, March 19 and Tuesday, March 20 following their Cultural Competency series of presentations. This week’s presentations were over disabilities. …

An assault was reported on ETSU’s campus at 11 p.m. on Sunday night. The alert provided by ETSU’s GoldAlert system reached inboxes and emails around …

Let the campaigning begin, ETSU! The Student Government Association has officially kicked off election season. Candidates for executive seats held their first debate on Tuesday …