Posts tagged construction

Construction is pushing forward at the James C. and Mary B. Martin Center for the Arts. The new center for performing arts at 1320 W. State …

Members and Alumni of the “Divine Nine” historically African American fraternities and sororities gathered with the rest of the ETSU community on Saturday morning to …

With its unveiling ceremony set to take place in less than a month, the National Pan-Hellenic Council Plaza is undergoing its final stages of construction. …

As students at ETSU complete the final week of the semester, many wonder when the construction on the campus’ main building will be completed. The …

Sept. 21 brought about an important milestone in the construction of the Martin Center for the Arts –– the signing of one of the steel …

The first day of class at ETSU was interrupted by a suspected threat on campus. At approximately 12:15 p.m. on Monday, warning sirens alerted the …

Take a look across State of Franklin Road, and imagine what will soon be ETSU’s Martin Center for the Arts. Ground broke on the site …

You better have savored your last walk up the ramp because the Culp Center is finally closing for renovations. Some offices have already been moved …

By the end of 2019, the D.P. Culp University Center will have an entirely different look. University and student leaders have been working diligently to …

The computer lab in Lucille Clement Hall will soon be relocated, and the construction site behind the Ada Earnest House will be the new location for …