Railroad museum hosts heritage day
One of the interesting things about this region of East Tennessee are the railroads that ran through the region. ETSU has its own museum dedicated …
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Government research ranks outdoor recreation more profitable than oil and coal
The people here know that with every mountaintop stripped away, they are one day closer to being laid off.
Bike trails suffer from rain
Some trails at Winged Deer Mountain Bike Park are closed until further notice.
East Tennessean wins national award
The East Tennessean/ETSU won a first-place 2016-17 Pinnacle Award in the Writing category in Breaking News Story for David Floyd’s and Alexia Stewart’s coverage of …
Renowned Appalachian poet returns home to Tri-Cities, performs public poetry readings
Renowned Appalachian poet Charles Wright was greeted at ETSU with open arms as a welcome back to his home in the Tri-Cities. On Oct. 25, …
How to enjoy a staycation
Spring Break is almost here and many are gearing up for beach trips to somewhere sunny for the long-standing college tradition of Spring Break. It’s …
The best springtime hikes in Northeast Tennessee
As Spring weather has arrived, the beautiful mountains in East Tennessee are full of hikers and explorers. If you aren’t a big hiker, or maybe …
Shelbridge: Taking a stroll around the president’s home
From student banquets to egg hunts, the home of ETSU President Brian Noland is rarely quiet. The local historical landmark known today as the Shelbridge …
Mike Smith: Longtime photography professor reflects on career, students
For 35 years, Mike Smith has dedicated his time to teaching photography in the ETSU Department of Art and Design, while receiving prestigious awards and honors …