The dream didn’t die with Dr. King
On April 4, ETSU remembered the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. This year marked the 50th year of his passing. The audience was …
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Creative Writing Spring Literary Festival returns to campus for third year
Forget spring cleaning. Let’s do some spring creative writing! If the statement above tickles your fancy, the East Tennessee State University Creative Writing Spring Literary …
The Gray Fossil Site excavates a giant mastodon
The Gray Fossil Site is excavating history one bone at a time. In Gray, Tennessee, students gathered for an orientation session for excavation volunteers worked …
Unity Fest celebrates students and campus inclusion
Looking for a fun way to celebrate the end of another school year? Unity Fest is the perfect-and free-occasion for students seeking a change and …
Coming Soon: ETSU’s first Pride Festival
East Tennessee State University will soon host its first-ever LGBTQ+ Pride Festival to mark the end of the Civility Series. The food, entertainment, education and …
Students Take Back the Night, Walk a Mile in Her Shoes
Next week, ETSU’S Outreach and Advocacy Sexuality Information for Students program will take back the night as part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month. In 2009, …
National Storyteller Bil Lepp to perform at ETSU
Get ready for a night of laughter, because a well known storyteller is coming to ETSU. “We wanted to do something for the students who …
Students showcase academic research
On April 4-5, East Tennessee State University hosted the 2018 Appalachian Student Research Forum (ASRF) at the Millennium Center. The forum is an opportunity for …
Secular Human Alliance focuses on humanitarian faith
Last week the Secular Human Alliance (SHA) hosted a conversation about faith as part of ETSU’s Civility Week in the Culp Audortorium. SHA President Miles …
Buctainment cancels spring events
If you were looking forward to Bucstock or any of the other spring events on campus, you may want to find other activities to get …