Posts tagged ETSU

ETSU’s Poet in Residence is Dr. Jesse Graves, an avid reader and writer. Graves is from Sharps Chapel, Tennessee, a small town about 40 miles …

In the past few years, ETSU has expanded significantly with the football stadium, the Martin Center and the Culp renovation. Along with the campus’s expansion, …

Liv Halaas Detwiler grew up shy, quiet and reserved in the Midwest with a Scandinavian family heritage. She had no idea she would fall in …

In a GoldAlert message sent to campus around 9:45 a.m. today, the ETSU community learned a small grill fire has temporarily closed down the dining …

ETSU President Brian Noland emphasized graduation and enrollment rates within a packed agenda at the tenth meeting of the ETSU Board of Trustees on Friday, …

On Friday, the International Day of Peace was celebrated in the Quad alongside the Native American Festival to spread unity and diversity. “ETSU has a …

Since the Culp Center renovation began, campus has seemed scattered, especially dining around campus. Luckily, with the renovation being scheduled to be complete next spring, …

The Office of Leadership and Civic Engagement’s ETSU Votes program hosted Free Speech 101: Understanding the First Amendment on Wednesday, Sept. 18 from 11:15 am …

Students can change up the way they spend spring break in a meaningful way with Alternative Breaks offered by ETSU’s Office of Leadership and Civic …

Mythbusters co-host Adam Savage was one of three speakers that shared ideas to the audience at the Millennium Center on Tuesday as ETSU College of …