Lollipop sale raises money for Alzheimer’s Association
ETSU’s Sigma Kappa sorority is holding its annual lollipop sale this week to raise money for the national Alzheimer’s Association and its local chapter in …
Computer labs receive makeover
Sleek black machines have invaded the computer labs since the Office of Information Technology replaced nearly 500 computers over the summer.The stylish cases are not …
Seminars offer sexual violence awareness
In the opening of the month of October the leaves begin to change, the crisp fall air makes itself known, and the autumn beckons a …
Magazine accepting entries for upcoming poetry contest
Now & Then magazine is accepting entries for the 2002 Now & Then Appalachian Poetry Competition for new and published poets.“It gives the poets an …
Despite tuition hike, enrollment increases from last fall semester
Despite a 15 percent increase in tuition, ETSU’s 2001 fall enrollment is up 2.5 percent from last year.Of the 11,576 students, the largest enrollment increase …
Bucs looking for first SoCon victory
Coming off two consecutive conferences losses the Bucs will see if “third time’s a charm” when they face The Citadel on Thursday night at Memorial …
Students should get involved for grades, better job future
Summer is officially over. We now have 15 weeks to make the most of every opportunity that we are given. At the beginning of a …
Sprowl goes from walk-on to team leader for Bucs
While he may have already passed the mantle of No. 1 runner to freshman Brad Yewer, Greg Sprowl is still the unquestioned leader of ETSU …
Bucs’ golf team places 11th in Ping/Golfweek Preview International
An 11th-place finish against a stiff course and some of the toughest college competition around “may not be great,” according to ETSU head coach Fred …
XC teams compete in Blue Ridge Open
The men and women’s cross country teams competed in the Blue Ridge Open last Friday night at Appalachian State University.Both teams finished in fourth place, …