Posts tagged science

The Campus Center building has been a part of our campus since 1951, and it has served a multitude of purposes over the years. ETSU …

Overlooked in Appalachia, a student-run magazine, is gearing up to begin this semester’s series, titled “Science in Our Backyard.” Overlooked in Appalachia is a student-led …

ETSU’s Office of Professional Development will host a Renaissance Child Super Saturday Enrichment event, which will provide children the opportunity to learn about various sciences …

Visitors to the Gray Fossil Site on Feb. 8 can celebrate Darwin Day in memory of the father of evolution, Charles Darwin. “Darwin Day celebrates …

Scientific journalist Brooke Jarvis held a conversation about ecological issues in Brown Auditorium on Oct. 2. Brooke Jarvis is an award-winning reporter for various publishers, …

As we become more aware of the effects of climate change, it’s becoming more and more important to recycle and reduce waste. With the help of scientific studies …

Today, it seems as if anything is possible in this technological, revolutionized world where anything can be created and manufactured to enhance the lives of …

Last year, Keyana Miller was the ETSU Student Government Association president. Have you wondered what she is up to now that she is no longer …

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 …

On Wednesday, March 14, the renowned and respected scientist, Stephen Hawking, passed away at 76-years-old. Hawking was born in Oxford, England, and enrolled at Oxford …