Posts tagged ETSU

Editor’s note: Poet Andrea Gibson identifies as gender-queer. Gender-queer individuals do not adhere to the he or she pronouns and instead choose to adhere to the pronoun they. The East …

ETSU lost a beloved faculty member when Jerome Mwinyelle of the Department of Literature and Language died unexpectedly March 27. Mwinyelle, who joined the ETSU …

Commuter students make up roughly 80 percent of the student population at ETSU. The number fluctuates, but Jennifer Rice, assistant director of Adult, Commuter and …

The Dalí Quartet, based out of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, seeks to bring its fusion collection of music to Johnson City. The quartet is composed of classically …

The ETSU Theatre Department will present their spring stage production of the two-act play by Robert Edwin Lee and Jerome Lawrence, “The Night Thoreau Spent …

ETSU’s softball team played Radford in a doubleheader on March 30. Radford is not in the Southern Conference alongside the Bucs, but the team hoped …

Dr. Zachary Walls has found a way to treat cancer from the inside out. Walls, who joined ETSU in the fall of 2011 after his …

ETSU President Brian Noland didn’t always envision himself as the president of a university. His early career goal was much simpler; he wanted to be …

The ETSU football team’s spring practice has kicked off after a season of growth and learning pains. The Bucs will return the majority of their team …

The spring 2016 matches for the ETSU men’s soccer team have been announced. Throughout March and April, the Bucs will play eight games against seven different …