Gray Fossil Site
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ETSU study rewrites history of ancient marine mammal
ETSU study rewrites history of ancient marine mammal
An ETSU-led study shows how a fossil discovered decades ago helped rewrite the history of an extinct mammal that once inhabited coastlines across the Pacific.
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ETSU mourns the passing of President Emeritus Dr. Paul E. Stanton, Jr.
ETSU mourns the passing of President Emeritus Dr. Paul E. Stanton, Jr.
The following is a statement from ETSU President Dr. Brian Noland on the passing of President Emeritus Dr. Paul E. Stanton, Jr.
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ETSU’s Gray Fossil Site team unearths 5-million-year-old deer fossils
ETSU’s Gray Fossil Site team unearths 5-million-year-old deer fossils
ETSU’s Gray Fossil Site team discovered 5-million-year-old deer fossils – among the earliest deer family records in America.
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Celebrating 25 years of the Gray Fossil Site
Celebrating 25 years of the Gray Fossil Site
ETSU will mark 25 years since the Gray Fossil Sites discovery with a public celebration on May 31 featuring new exhibits and more.
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PBS features ETSU's red panda fossil discovery
PBS features ETSU's red panda fossil discovery
PBS Eons spotlighted ETSU professor Dr. Steven Wallace and the Gray Fossil Site in an episode exploring the evolution of red pandas.
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ETSU fossil site reveals giant flying squirrel
ETSU fossil site reveals giant flying squirrel
Researchers have identified a giant flying squirrel species at the Gray Fossil Site, offering new insights into Southern Appalachia's prehistoric wildlife.
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Changes are impacting these 'ecosystem engineers'
Changes are impacting these 'ecosystem engineers'
ETSU researchers are studying beaver distribution revealing how these ecosystem engineers may adapt to future environmental shifts.
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Grad student Alson Ovando aims to become first Belizean paleontologist
Grad student Alson Ovando aims to become first Belizean paleontologist
Alson Ovando, a grad student in geosciences, aims to become the first Belizean to become a paleontologist.
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Grad student Alson Ovando aims to become first Belizean paleontologist
Grad student Alson Ovando aims to become first Belizean paleontologist
ETSU Geosciences grad student Alson Ovando hopes to become the first paleontologist in his native Belize.
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ETSU scientists: Beavers have been shaping North America for 7 million years
ETSU scientists: Beavers have been shaping North America for 7 million years
ETSU scientists have shed new light on beavers and their impact on North American ecosystems, dating back millions of years.