Phil and Martha Bachman College of Arts and Sciences
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Century-old fossil helps ETSU scientists rethink short-faced bear evolution
Century-old fossil helps ETSU scientists rethink short-faced bear evolution
ETSU paleontologists used modern imaging to re-examine a century-old fossil, revising the known history of short-faced bears by more than one million years.
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ETSU November events include Holiday Lights, concerts
ETSU November events include Holiday Lights, concerts
Explore ETSU’s November events, including Holiday Lights, concerts, theater, public lectures, art exhibits, Veterans Day activities and more.
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Fall Color Report: Autumnal hues poised for gradual fade into November
Fall Color Report: Autumnal hues poised for gradual fade into November
Fall color is entering its final stretch, with middle elevations near peak and Tri-Cities valleys expected to hold color into early November.
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ETSU Jazz Ensemble puts big-band spin on pop hits
ETSU Jazz Ensemble puts big-band spin on pop hits
The ETSU Jazz Ensemble will reimagine familiar pop hits with big-band arrangements during its fall concert Nov. 6 at the Martin Center.
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ETSU’s Dr. Kelly Foster named president of national survey research association
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ETSU’s Dr. Kelly Foster named president of national survey research association
Dr. Kelly Foster, director of ETSU’s Applied Social Research Lab, began a term as president of the national association for academic survey research centers.
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Fall Color Report: Valley color builds as peak approaches
Fall Color Report: Valley color builds as peak approaches
Fall color is moving into the Tri-Cities, say ETSU experts, with peak conditions expected from late October to early November.
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Fall Color Report: Highest peaks fade as color moves down
Fall Color Report: Highest peaks fade as color moves down
In the latest Fall Color Report, ETSU experts say peak color is shifting from the highest peaks into the mid-elevations.
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Fall Color Report: High elevations shine ahead of potentially windy weekend
Fall Color Report: High elevations shine ahead of potentially windy weekend
Fall color is spreading across the Southern Appalachians, with high elevations entering prime viewing as wind from Isaias could affect leaf retention.
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Type One Energy scientist to discuss Tennessee fusion project at ETSU
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Type One Energy scientist to discuss Tennessee fusion project at ETSU
Type One Energy scientist Dr. Nicholas Eidietis will visit ETSU Oct. 26 to discuss nuclear fusion and Project Infinity in Tennessee.
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ETSU National Alumni Association to celebrate distinguished alumni and friends
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ETSU National Alumni Association to celebrate distinguished alumni and friends
The ETSU National Alumni Association will host a special Evening of Distinction and ETSU PRIDE Awards Ceremony on Friday, Nov. 6.