ETSU welcomes diversity & you
By Faisal Shah, senior, Public Health I would describe the environment at ETSU as diverse. When I walk around campus, I see students of many …
Adjunct faculty members deserve to be paid fair wages
By Carson Morgan, junior, English Brian Noland needs to pay his employees. This has never been clearer or more urgent as the university enters the …
Music teaches lessons beyond what a degree requires students to learn
By Conor Powers-Stout, senior, Digital Media Game Design After having performed in orchestras, bands and ensembles for nearly 14 years and playing both violin and …
Why can’t I walk for graduation?
By Anonymous Students, senior, English Like many students, one of the biggest issues I have faced during my undergraduate career has been my academic advisement. …
Letter to the editor: The Martin Center presents …
To the editor: Raina Wiseman’s editorial in the East Tennessean (February 11) expresses excitement about the new Martin Center for the Arts. After dreaming about …
Letter to the editor
To the editor: Black History Month was first nationally celebrated in 1976, and since then we, as a country, have grown and evolved in our …
Campus to host Celebration of Life for Dr. Dula Sunday in Brooks Gym
The ETSU community and the public are invited to be part of a Celebration of Life Service in memory of Dr. Chris Dula on Sunday, …
It’s official: ‘Incredibles 2’ worth the wait
After a long wait of 14 years, the much awaited sequel to Disney Pixar’s “The Incredibles” has finally been released. Many die-hard fans of Pixar …
Letter to the editor
I recently read an article where Phil Bredesen, one of the candidates in Tennessee’s Senate race, outlined his position on the federal student loan system. …
Downtown eats and treats
Johnson City has undergone major changes to its downtown aimed at revitalizing the area. Before the revitalization process began, activities and restaurants in downtown were …