Local scientist & educator S.D. Dean was honored with a Service Award from ETSU to commemorate a lifetime of contributions to scientific discovery and public outreach. Gray Fossil Site & Museum bit.ly/2ZYaI2D

ETSU alumni, current students, faculty, staff & the public are invited to take part in the 54th annual ETSU Alumni Golf Classic! This tournament, held by the ETSU National Alumni Association, will be held 10/22 at Cattails at MeadowView in Kingsport. bit.ly/3iVnQfG

Bring a friend and lawn chairs or a blanket to sit and enjoy melodic punk-pop band All Time Low & rapper Swae Lee in an outdoor concert on the campus of #ETSU on Oct. 25! bit.ly/3lBTTmo

Mississippi journalist/professor Curtis Wilkie will give a virtual talk/reading in #ETSU's Black American Studies Lecture Series on 10/19, 7pm. He will share from his book, "When Evil Lived in Laurel: The 'White Knights' and the Murder of Vernon Dahmer." bit.ly/3BEMgBs

Renowned British vocal ensemble VOCES8 will perform a program juxtaposing Renaissance music with jazz & pop ETSU Martin Center for the Arts on 10/26, 7:30 pm. bit.ly/3BPBg48

Join the #ETSU Wind Ensemble and Concert Band this Thursday as they present the Opening Fall Bands Concert! The free public concert is Oct. 21 at 7 p.m. in the ETSU Foundation Grand Hall of ETSU Martin Center for the Arts. bit.ly/3DXLhwO

The ETSU College of Nursing was named one of 2021’s best schools for online programs and courses in health care education by EduMed.org. Read more: bit.ly/3lY7yVj

#ETSU announces that the location of its SGA Fall Concert on 10/25 has been changed to Freedom Hall Civic Center due to the potential for rainy weather. Tickets are still available! bit.ly/3vzVjkX

Winter Session enrollment at ETSU begins Nov. 1, 2021. In just four weeks students can earn four credit hours toward their degree. bit.ly/3jqWrT0

Acclaimed jazz violinist, educator & composer Christian Howes will perform in a Guest Artist Recital at #ETSU on 10/29 at 7:30 pm ETSU Martin Center for the Arts. bit.ly/3npU7Nr

"Land of Sunshine: Southeastern Rails" is the focus of the George L. Carter Railroad Museum's monthly Heritage Day celebration at #ETSU on Saturday, 10/30, from 10a-3p. bit.ly/3pyYU1I

ETSU’s respiratory therapy program has trained more than 650 respiratory therapists for the workforce. They are vital members of the health care team, and we celebrate them during Respiratory Care Week, Oct. 24-30 – and every day! Read more: bit.ly/3El1NqO

ETSU College of Public Health is hosting Dasho Karma Ura, an internationally renowned expert on Gross National Happiness, on Nov. 4 at noon. The online lecture is free and open to the public. For more information and to register: bit.ly/2ZuKB3q

Something 🤙 Wicked 🤙 This Way Comes - Bucky's Big Top Carnival rolls onto campus NEXT WEEK! Join the #ETSUHomecoming Celebration 🎡 bit.ly/3bd0hLb

Interested in environmental history? Come to ETSU at 7 p.m. on Nov. 4. Read more here: bit.ly/3moccMm. 🌰 🌰 🌰

Congratulations to the ETSU Physical Therapy program, celebrating its 25th anniversary this year! bit.ly/3bBKsxB

A scholarship named in honor of Jack Tottle, the founder of ETSU's Bluegrass, Old-Time and Roots Music Studies program, has been endowed in the ETSU Foundation to benefit students with strong musical and academic potential in the field. ETSU B.L.U.E. bit.ly/3GKyy33

Interested in poetry and want to learn more? Attend the upcoming Spoken Word Poetry Performance and Workshop: bit.ly/3bE35kL.

#ETSU's Archives of Appalachia & Reece Museum have received $225,000 in National Endowment for the Humanities funding, which will support a project to enhance online access to collections & artifacts that document diverse voices in southern Appalachia. bit.ly/3CY6rei

A real-life treasure hunt involving two ETSU alumni will debut as a new series on Netflix! The national spotlight will shine on Bluegrass, Old-Time and Roots Music Studies alumni J.P. Mathes & Fiddling Leona. Track their journey to snag some sweet deals on “Swap Shop" on Nov. 9!