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Mountain Made brings folk festival back to ETSU
Mountain Made brings folk festival back to ETSU
ETSU revives its Appalachian Folk Festival April 7 with Grammy-nominated alumna Amythyst Kiah, live bluegrass, storytelling and traditional crafts.
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Ready to turn your associate degree into a bachelor’s degree?
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Ready to turn your associate degree into a bachelor’s degree?
Southwest Virginia Community College and ETSU create 11 new transfer pathways to streamline bachelor's paths in arts, business and tech.
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When supplies fail, ETSU students build their own
When supplies fail, ETSU students build their own
When entomology supplies became scarce, ETSU students and faculty designed and built custom tools, turning a classroom challenge into hands-on learning.
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February at ETSU: Broadway, bluegrass and big ideas
February at ETSU: Broadway, bluegrass and big ideas
From “Riverdance” and Broadway to Festival of Ideas speakers, ETSU’s February calendar features world-class arts, music, film and lectures.
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ETSU student turns study into anti-trafficking advocacy
ETSU student turns study into anti-trafficking advocacy
ETSU student Gracee DeJarnette combines global study, faith, dance and advocacy to combat human trafficking through campus and community engagement.
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ETSU scholars re-center Appalachia in U.S. history
ETSU scholars re-center Appalachia in U.S. history
ETSU historians are reshaping how Appalachia is understood, from the Civil War to industrialization, through award-winning, nationally recognized scholarship.
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ETSU professor earns national archaeology engagement award
ETSU professor earns national archaeology engagement award
ETSU anthropologist Dr. Lindsey Cochran earned a national award for community-engaged archaeology, using modeling to protect coastal heritage at risk.
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ETSU arts students take center stage at Martin Center
ETSU arts students take center stage at Martin Center
ETSU’s Mary B. Martin School of the Arts Showcase returns Jan. 31, featuring student performances, film and visual art at the Martin Center.
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Drought worsens across Tennessee, ETSU experts warn
Drought worsens across Tennessee, ETSU experts warn
More than half of Tennessee is now in a drought, according to ETSU’s Climate Office.
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Broadway actor joins ETSU as Basler Chair of Excellence
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Broadway actor joins ETSU as Basler Chair of Excellence
Broadway actor and educator Steve Maurice Jones joins ETSU as the 2026 Basler Chair, bringing performance, Shakespeare and interdisciplinary learning to campus.