Parking penalty increase about fairness, not quick cash
If a parking ticket this semester seemed more expensive than last year, it wasn’t just your imagination. In an article written before the Thanksgiving holiday …
Increased parking fines remain unexplained, students express concern
If getting a campus parking ticket seems more expensive this year, it’s not just your imagination. Parking in reserved spots, like areas designated for students …
Students fight for a vote on the Board of Trustees
The good news: students have a voice in ETSU’s new Board of Trustees meetings. The bad news: the representative doesn’t get a vote. The recently-passed …
Hopeful enrollment increase is methodical, not unsustainable
At the State of the University address on Oct. 3, ETSU President Brian Noland announced that he wants ETSU’s enrollment to increase to 18,000 students …
Improving graduation rate means commitment to change
Improvement is never easy – change takes commitment. ETSU’s graduation rate is below national average, around 42 percent, and its African American graduation rate is …
University says slight enrollment decrease of no concern
ETSU enrollment is down– not that you’ve noticed. The university is still combing through the data on an official headcount, but preliminary findings contains 100 …
SoCon championships to remain in North Carolina following passage of HB2
After a delay, the Southern Conference finally announced its decision. In spite of the controversial HB2 law, the Southern Conference will play the 2016-17 championships …
ETSU athletics launches new online ticket system
In an era of smartphones and convenience, student voices have been heard. Tickets for ETSU’s football and basketball teams have been made available to obtain …
Students, donors contribute to stadium funding
When a project estimated at more than $25 million is being built, some may wonder how it is being funded. While ETSU has a website dedicated in part …
Committee to make changes to ETSU Homecoming
Homecoming is always an exciting time around campus, but this year is expected to be especially engaging. Two big changes have been made by the …