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ETSU will host its 17th annual Hispanic Student Day event on Oct. 24. Hispanic Student Day is an event in which ETSU Language and Culture …

On Oct. 5, the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Appalachian Coalition of Homelessness hosted the sixth annual “Veterans Stand Down” at Carver Park. The …

Why should students want to participate in research? When ETSU students think about participating in research, they normally do so as a requirement for one …

Last Friday, ETSU students came together for the International Day of Peace. ETSU has participated in the International Day of Peace for almost a decade. …

ETSU is all about keeping up tradition while changing people’s attitude about the institution at the same time.  According to Abigail Reece, an ETSU National …

I recently read an article where Phil Bredesen, one of the candidates in Tennessee’s Senate race, outlined his position on the federal student loan system. …

It’s never too early to start thinking about Christmas. An amazing, local volunteer opportunity for all ETSU students, faculty and staff is coming up soon. …

Earlier this month, ETSU’s Panhellenic sororities recruited new members to their five chapters.  In the fall, the Panhellenic does a primary recruitment process so that …

For the land of the free, this nation tends to get quite a bit restrictive, but fear can make anyone do crazy things. This is …

Last year, Keyana Miller was the ETSU Student Government Association president. Have you wondered what she is up to now that she is no longer …