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Pop culture and industry: Exploring internationally with CBAT

Pop culture and industry: Exploring internationally with CBAT

Where in the world is the ETSU College of Business and Technology this summer? Students have been learning pop culture and industry while in Japan and Germany.
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ETSU scientist named Fulbright Scholar

ETSU scientist named Fulbright Scholar

Dr. Aruna Kilaru, professor of Biological Sciences at ETSU, has been named a Fulbright Scholar to India.
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ETSU alumnus Aaron Wininger named a Fulbright semifinalist

ETSU alumnus Aaron Wininger named a Fulbright semifinalist

ETSU English graduate Aaron Wininger is a Fulbright semifinalist for Bulgaria, inspired by cultural parallels between Appalachia and the Balkans.
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Reece Museum earns three statewide Awards of Excellence

Reece Museum earns three statewide Awards of Excellence

ETSU's Reece Museum has received three Tennessee Association of Museums Awards of Excellence.
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Why do galaxies have spirals?

Why do galaxies have spirals?

A new study led by ETSU researchers uncovers clues to why spiral galaxies develop different numbers of spiral arms, offering new insight into how galaxies form.
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ETSU wins two CASE Circle of Excellence Awards

ETSU wins two CASE Circle of Excellence Awards

ETSU earned two national CASE Circle of Excellence Awards for its Hurricane Helene documentary and record-breaking Forever ETSU fundraising campaign.
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Building the infrastructure for innovation at ETSU

Building the infrastructure for innovation at ETSU

TTAC funding and commercialization support are helping ETSU researchers test, protect and advance promising discoveries.
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ETSU graduate finds purpose through student advocacy

ETSU graduate finds purpose through student advocacy

ETSU graduate Hannah Tate Gulley found belonging through student advocacy and now returns to pursue a Master of Social Work while supporting others.
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Emma Hurley: finding inspiration in Rome

Emma Hurley: finding inspiration in Rome

ETSU student Emma Hurley studied interior architecture in one of the world's most architecturally significant cities during ETSU’s Studio Rome summer program.
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Improving drought monitoring in the Southeast

Improving drought monitoring in the Southeast

ETSU is part of a NASA-funded project led by the University of Alabama in Huntsville to improve drought monitoring in the Southeast.