ETSU community leads clean-up efforts near campus
On April 19, ETSU students and faculty met at Brush Creek to pull litter and debris from the creek and surrounding area in honor of …
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April 13, 2022 Day of Giving provides for campus, promotes giving back
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April 10, 2022 “Walk A Mile in Their Shoes” educates, raises awareness on sexual violence
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March 30, 2022 ETSU Teaches Cultural Sensitivity with Bafá Bafá, A Cultural Simulation
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February 16, 2022 University Health Center seeking donations for ongoing food drive
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February 6, 2022 Women, Gender and Sexuality on Wednesdays returns for the spring semester
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Day of Giving provides for campus, promotes giving back
ETSU’s annual Day of Giving is an opportunity for students, faculty, alumni and other members of the ETSU family to donate money to worthy causes …
“Walk A Mile in Their Shoes” educates, raises awareness on sexual violence
On April 8, ETSU Greek Life and OASIS hosted “Walk a Mile in Their Shoes” in order to promote education and awareness of sexual assault …
ETSU at Sevierville takes community involvement to the next level
The students and faculty of ETSU at Sevierville work to give back to the community that has welcomed them with open arms. The first two …
Disability Services hosts Accessibility Walk
On Thursday, as a part of Civility Week and the Festival of Ideas, ETSU’s Disability Services facilitated an Accessibility Walk around campus. In another installment …
ETSU Teaches Cultural Sensitivity with Bafá Bafá, A Cultural Simulation
On Tuesday, the office of Leadership and Student Engagement hosted Bafá Bafá, a cultural simulation, to promote cultural sensitivity as a part of Civility Week …
Discussing the world of women’s soccer
In this week’s installment of the Women, Gender, and Sexuality (WGS) on Wednesdays, Dr. Natalie Smith spoke about some of the creative strategies that have …
ETSU Introduces a New Early Voting Site on Campus
On March 2, 2022, ETSU’s Office of Leadership and Civic Engagement and the Washington County Election Commission announced the opening of ETSU’s very own early …
Professor discuss asking the right questions
On Thursday, March 3, Dr. Amy Wright facilitated an interactive discussion on the importance and art of asking great questions. Wright is the current chairholder …
Student-led magazine seeks science stories
Overlooked in Appalachia, a student-run magazine, is gearing up to begin this semester’s series, titled “Science in Our Backyard.” Overlooked in Appalachia is a student-led …