Sexual assault reported at ETSU
ETSU Public Safety received a report on Jan. 30 from a female student who claimed an unknown person pushed her and grabbed her breast and …
Space prepared for use by ETSU’s new professional advisers
ETSU paid about $100,000 to renovate offices in the Advisement Resources Career Center to accommodate new professional advisers in the College of Arts and Sciences. …
ETSU hires director of undergrad research, creative projects
ETSU appointed a new director of undergraduate research and creative projects on Jan. 1. Richard Ignace is a native of northern Indiana who came to …
ETSU president calls for acceptance of changing funding climate
ETSU President Brian Noland emphasized the need for ETSU to adapt to the changing climate of university funding during his State of University Address. Noland …
Online magazine promotes healthy habits
Student Health 101 is a free, monthly online magazine offered by the counseling center that provides students with information about how to develop healthy habits …
‘Selma’ mirrors controversies in modern America
Forget “Boyhood” and “American Sniper.” If you want to watch a movie that accurately represents American politics, humanity and idealism, watch “Selma.” It’s the most …
ETSU appoints veterans affairs director
ETSU recently hired a new Director of Veterans Affairs. Mark Tipton is a native of Gate City, Virginia, and a 20-year veteran of the U.S. …
Organizers finalize ETSU Sex Week preparations
Despite being denied funding by the ETSU Student Government Association Senate in October 2014, organizers are finalizing preparations for ETSU’s first Sex Week. The group …
ETSU officials say university will focus on preventing sexual assaults
ETSU is using several new programs and educational tools this semester to place greater focus on preventing sexual assault on campus. “This is something the …