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The Student Government Association held its first meeting for the spring semester and welcomed the new appointments to office. Among the items discussed were the …

In a Jan. 15 statement from the university, President Noland announced the university’s legislative priorities for the year ahead. Among the priorities were funding support …

Earlier this month, the university announced a new scholarship program called ETSU Promise Plus. The program is designed to offer financial and academic support to …

The holidays can be a difficult time for many. Images of yuletide cheer can bring out feelings of loneliness, stress and frustration for people with …

Podcasts are becoming the new big thing in entertainment. A few years ago, YouTube was the site everyone watched because it was a convenient, easy …

First Christian Church hit its seating capacity on Nov. 23 as guests filled the pews to watch the ETSU Jazz Ensemble perform their concert of …

Nowadays, college seems to be pushed in American culture more than ever. So many people go to college before they’re ready because of societal or …

The final Dr. Bert C. Bach Creative Writing Initiative reading of the year was held on Nov. 12 at the Reece Museum as debut poet Savannah …

If you’ve ever tried to enroll in summer classes, you know how astronomically expensive they are even though they’re shorter than fall and spring classes. …

The academy, in spite of constant and largely unfounded criticism of left-wing bias, is an industry that by-and-large devalues the agency of its workers. Imperatives …