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ETSU gave veterans the respect they deserved on Veterans Day, inviting students to a 30-minute ceremony Monday honoring veterans and active servicemen. Soldiers in uniform …

This time last year, the Tennessee Board of Regents updated their healthcare system, making students from the U.S. ineligible for university-sponsored insurance policies. These changes …

Most students who have walked through the quad between classes have noticed the blue outdoor water fountain that sits beside the Campus Center building. The …

ETSU students can soon expect a pleasant change to the curriculum. “Starting in summer 2016, undergraduate students will no longer be required to choose courses …

Downtown Johnson City was once a place known exclusively for nightlife and antique stores. That was the story as recently as two years ago, but …

As the fall semester approaches its last few weeks, the Student Government Association senate is trying to work on as much legislation as possible before …

The fundraising efforts for the new football stadium being built beside the Basler Center for Physical Activity has attracted several large donations since the spring, …

State employees across Tennessee — including maintenance staff at state universities — could be out of work if Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam pushes forward with …

Athletic ticket distribution has been a problem for most students and alumni who wish to go to football games but don’t have time to stand …

ETSU’s Student Government Association President Pro-Tempore Brandon Johnson wrote a piece of legislation deeming the week of Nov. 9 through Nov. 13 Freedom Week. While …