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On April 21, ETSU sent out a Safety Notice alerting that a magnetic strip card reader, or skimmer, was found on a soda vending machine …

The Student Government Association elections are over, and the results are in. The new SGA president is sophomore Keyana Miller, the new vice president is …

There are 20 states in the U.S. that allow for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals students to receive in-state tuition at colleges and universities in …

Due to an increase in university spending and a projected decrease in student attendance, ETSU students could see an increase in tuition and fees next …

Former ETSU student Tristan Rettke pleaded not guilty in Washington County Court on April 10. Rettke was indicted by a grand jury on March 21 on …

The 2017 SGA elections are in full swing on campus at ETSU this week. Each candidate has been campaigning hard in order to get their …

The first order of business at the inaugural Board of Trustees meeting on March 24 was to approve the Bylaws, Code of Ethics and Conflict …

The ETSU Office of Information Technology is starting a student technology council in order for students to give their feedback on technology related issues on …

From April 10-13, ETSU students will have the opportunity to vote for their Student Government Association representatives for the upcoming year. The ballot can be …

The second SGA executive debate touched on a variety of subjects Wednesday night. The debate began at 7 p.m. in the Culp Center Forum Room …