Posts tagged ETSU

Students may be familiar with Light Up Guy or the Flag Guy on campus, but another “Guy” is rolling around campus lately and stirring buzz. …

With its unveiling ceremony set to take place in less than a month, the National Pan-Hellenic Council Plaza is undergoing its final stages of construction. …

On Oct. 2 at 7:30 p.m. the Muslim Student Association and other students gathered in Borchuck Plaza to hold a vigil for the people of …

The ETSU Office of Veterans Affairs received a Minuteman award from representatives of the Tennessee National Guard on Monday at the Military-Affiliated Resource Center in …

“I love to perform and share music, especially with students to audiences that are maybe not aware of the instrument or what these students can do,” said professor Stephanie Frye-Clark, who will be playing a major leadership role in the tuba recital Thursday.

Railroads have played a major role throughout the history of the Appalachian Mountains. The George L. Carter Railroad museum is dedicated to the history of …

The University of Michigan has recently introduced a new form of transportation – an autonomous shuttle expediting the process of walking to and fro around …

Only a month after Fizz Soda Bar closed, new ETSU Farmers Market vendor, What’s the Scoop? Ice Cream, will move into Fizz’s location in downtown …

Air Force veteran and ETSU student Samuel Ngata received the Help a Hero scholarship to further his education in pharmacy. The Sport Clips Help a …

The lawn outside of Lucille Clement Hall saw students from across campus come together to share their different talents. Hosted by the Black Affairs Association …