Posts tagged covid-19

After a year and a half, the almost alien concepts of in-person classes and normal college life are almost at our fingertips. But with the …

President Noland’s decision to institute a mask mandate is an attempt to bring what little normalcy is possible during a pandemic. With the delta variant …

As ETSU prepares to head back to in-person classes for the first time since March 2020, President Brian Noland emphasized the importance of vaccination and …

After two and a half semesters’ worth of COVID-19 response, ETSU President Brian Noland sat down with East Tennessean staff to discuss his takeaways and …

In an email to the ETSU community Monday, ETSU President Brian Noland announced that ETSU Health has received additional doses of the Johnson & Johnson …

ETSU is beginning to integrate back into routine activities, and Family Weekend is one of them. For one weekend in March, families were invited to …

In an email to students, faculty and staff Monday, ETSU announced that there will be five separate, in-person commencement ceremonies May 7-9. According to the …

ETSU’s College of Public Health hosted the second iteration of “Coronavirus: Separating Fact from Fiction” on Feb. 23 with a focus on the distribution and …

In an email to graduating seniors Wednesday morning, ETSU asked all graduates to complete a survey to RSVP for commencement in order to help plan …

Alternative Breaks has turned to Zoom for a safer-at-home learning experience during the COVID-19 pandemic. “What’s kind of exciting about the change this year and …