Posts tagged Diversity

On Oct. 23, 2016, the East Tennessean reported that Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam had announced the eight appointees to ETSU’s new governing board, the Board of …

When former ETSU freshman Tristian Rettke taunted peaceful Black Lives Matters protesters in Borchuck Plaza on Sept. 28, ETSU reacted in support of the demonstrators. …

In recent years, ETSU has seen a rise in international students, and in turn, a rise in representation of their various cultures on campus. At the Multicultural …

When I was in grade school, I spent hundreds of hours of my life learning math, science, social studies and English. We did have a …

When walking through ETSU’s campus, it is impossible to not feel a sense of pride and unity when passing the Pridewalk. Over the last few …

This weekend, the ETSU Office of Multicultural Affairs hosted its third annual Native American festival. ETSU students were excited to see the festival’s return. According to …

Coming to a new country can be a scary and difficult experience. International Buccaneer Buddies is an organization that aims to bridge the gap between …

‘Umoja’ is the Swahili word for ‘unity,’ to be in harmony and of one accord, to combine and to include all. And among a colorful …

The Hispanic American Student Community Alliance is an organization dedicated to showcasing Latino culture and promoting diversity and Hispanic awareness through leadership, events and community …

If you enjoy free entertainment on campus, chances are it is provided by Buctainment, the student programming board for the ETSU community. Buctainment is responsible …