Government research ranks outdoor recreation more profitable than oil and coal
The people here know that with every mountaintop stripped away, they are one day closer to being laid off.
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Locals gather to March for Our Lives
On Saturday, March 24, over 200 ETSU students and local community members rallied together in a nationwide protest demanding gun legislation reform in spite of …
ETSU EagleCam welcomes three Bald Eaglets
Nori and Shima, the two stars of East Tennessee State University’s Eagle Cam in Johnson City, nested for the sixth year together, and the result …
Player Profile: Chris Cook looking to make noise in final season
Senior Chris Cook is from Kingsport, Tennessee. He attended high school at Dobyns-Bennett high school where he played baseball and football. “My dad had always …
Bucs head into SoCon Tournament as No.2 seed
The Bucs regular season came to an end Sunday at Freedom Hall. With a chance to clinch a share of the SoCon regular season title, …
Find fun close to home over spring break
You’re stressed out about midterms, and the only thing keeping you sane is that in a matter of days it will finally be spring break. …
Bucs tied for first after loss to Wofford
Coming into Friday, the Bucs were looking to bounce back after a home loss against The Citadel, only their second loss in conference play. “Without …
Students’ mandatory fee for voluntary service explained
“Research has shown that getting outside for 30 minutes can improve the mental health of people,” said Director of Campus Recreation Kari Albarado. “My personal …
ETSU goes green, but there’s more to be done
We have a few more weeks of winter, but I am not holding my breath for any snow days. It’s going on two weeks of …
Player Profile: Malloree Schurr, a Bucs double athlete
Since high school, Malloree Schurr has been a two-sport athlete. Beginning at Montgomery High School in Texas, Schurr played basketball and softball and was a …