Posts tagged ETSU

The ETSU baseball team faced La Salle at Thomas Stadium in a three-series game that began on March 11. The Bucs last played the Explorers in …

In today’s fast-paced world, sometimes it is hard to break from reality. Society is so focused on the final outcomes of life that it forgets …

In November 2013, the ROTC program at ETSU was facing a possible shutdown after the 2014 school year. Congressman Phil Roe, Sen. Lamar Alexander and …

Delanna Reed, a storyteller and ETSU professor, led a discussion on March 2 as part of the Queer in Appalachia speaker series, a program that …

The traditional college student has quite a bit of momentum by the time they finish high school and go on to college. Usually that momentum …

For ETSU’s first family, the constant flow of visitors, speaking engagements and appearances at university events keeps the Nolands active with a full calendar. Each …

As Gov. Bill Haslam’s Focus on College and University Success Act makes its way through the legislation process, two committees have been created to guide …

At the beginning of this year, 23 students were chosen to be a part of the Brenda White Wright Emerging Leaders Academy. This eight-week leadership …

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 …

While brass instruments and electronic music are not exactly the most obvious combination, John Adler of the University of Northern Colorado visited ETSU last Monday, …