Posts tagged Storytelling

ETSU storytelling students are bringing live storytelling back to campus with their Stories of Transition event on Tuesday, Nov. 16, from 5-6:30pm at the ETSU …

On April 9, the ETSU Storytelling Program hosted their final Re-Generation Story Slam of the semester. With the pandemic, the storytelling event enjoyed by ETSU …

ETSU alumnus Kenny Tedford Jr., almost completely deaf in both ears, legally blind in one eye and born with brain damage, began telling stories at …

On the evening of Nov. 15, guests filed into JRH Brewing to watch seven storytellers recount their party experiences as part of the Re-Generation Story …

The Student Government Association Senate held their regular bi-weekly meeting on Tuesday. The meeting included discussion of upcoming SGA concerts, voting to pass $10,430 worth …

Borchuck Plaza held a fright-filled crowd on Oct. 24 during a ghost story open mic night with tales of vampires, flesh eating monkeys, ghost pigs …

TaleTellers is a student organization for the storytelling program on campus. One of their biggest contributions is to the Re-Generation: A Johnson City Story Slam …

Joshua Whitehead is a second-year graduate student at ETSU and entered his first story slam with a friend a few years ago. They came up …

“Right away the culture begins to tell us how we must walk, and stand,” said Milbre Burch during her performance at Willow Tree on Thursday. “How we must dress, and behave. How we must talk and listen.”

Storytelling is something that holds international value. Living in Appalachia, it’s hard to ignore the significance of storytelling in our culture. ETSU has a popular …