Posts tagged Appalachia

On Sept. 17, the Center of Excellence for Appalachian Studies and Services officially launched their magazine, “Appalachian Places.” The magazine started under the previous name, …

The Archives of Appalachia’s newest digital exhibit “A Day in the Life: The Railroad” tells the story of Gary Emmert, who worked on the railroad …

Five ETSU faculty members have been selected to participate in the inaugural Faculty Research Cohort.   The cohort was launched in partnership with the ETSU Office of …

ETSU and Virginia Tech recently received a combined $2.6 million grant from the National Institute on Drug Abuse to aid in their research on the …

Overlooked in Appalachia is a news magazine born out of the desire to cover issues that the Appalachian region and communities are facing on a …

The first exhibit of the spring 2020 semester begins with Art Roseumbaum’s paintings and drawings, with an artist reception to be held at the end …

The final Dr. Bert C. Bach Creative Writing Initiative reading of the year was held on Nov. 12 at the Reece Museum as debut poet Savannah …

We’ve all heard that the opioid crisis is one of the biggest issues in our region, but not everyone agrees on how to solve or …

ETSU will launch its Startup Training Resources Inspiring Veteran Entrepreneurship program in February of 2020. The program will run for eight weeks and is open to …

Railroads have played a major role throughout the history of the Appalachian Mountains. The George L. Carter Railroad museum is dedicated to the history of …