Posts tagged ETSU

Imagine walking down a narrow cobblestone street, watching flamenco dancing and listening to traditional Spanish music in the corridors of Granada surrounded by vibrant clusters …

Tucked away in a bungalow in the middle of the Amazon Rainforest, battling mosquitoes, facing language barriers and having little access to running water, two pre-med …

Slocumb Galleries and ETSU’s Department of Art & Design have paired up with the Honors College to help present “Inhabitants: Creatures of Imagined Worlds,” curated …

The Bucs earned their second win of the season over Portland with a score of 6-1. With this win, the Bucs remain second in the …

ETSU’s Multicultural Center opened on the second floor of the Culp Center on Tuesday, marking an exciting change for ETSU students. The center will provide …

ETSU is terminating its long-term contract with the food service provider it has worked with for a couple of decades. The termination of this contract …

Robert Russell, ETSU’s director of learning services, earned an incredible opportunity to be on the long-running TV show, “Jeopardy.” The first time Russell took the …

A proposal from the governor’s office may put ETSU on the fast track to independent government for the first time in nearly half a century. …

The past two weeks have been filled with anxiety for the ETSU Student Government Association senate, discussing legislation that would allow guns in personal vehicles …

Cuba: the land of coastlines, cocktails, Castro and communism. The island nation wasn’t the most popular destination for American tourists before the countries started normalizing relations in …