Bridging the gap between art and science in education
In middle and high school, I held a strong identity as an arts kid. I was always particularly fond of my arts classes while shunning …
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ETSU hosts elegant, stress-free masquerade dance for Black History Month
As we’re nearing the end of Black History Month, a few more celebrations are being held as the final events take place. The Evening of …
ETSU students to study flowers in California
An East Tennessee State University professor and his students will be going to California this April to better understand the consequences of structural change in …
ETSU professor Dr. Ling Wang researches Hepatitis C
East Tennessee State University Department of Internal Medicine assistant professor Dr. Ling Wang has previously been awarded an ETSU Research Development Committee (RDC) Major Grant …
Former history chair’s upcoming book chronicles East Tennesseans’ explosive effect on WWII
The University of Kentucky Press will be publishing a book by retired ETSU Department of History Chairman Colin F. Baxter. Titled The “Secret History of RDX: The Super-Explosive …
University School students achieve perfect scores on ACT
Sydney Thomas, a senior at University’s School, and Vijay Ananthula, a University School sophomore, both made a perfect score of 36 on the ACT last …
The benefits and accessibility of learning a second language
Learning a second language can be a huge step in increasing thought process by allowing a person to view the world through a different lens. …
Black Lives Matter founder places people over politics
On Nov. 7, Opal Tometi, a New-York based Nigerian-American writer, activist, organizer and co-founder of the Black Lives Matter movement, visited ETSU and gave a …