Senate asks for return of feminine products
After a short BUC Fund meeting during Tuesday’s meeting, the Student Government Association was able to focus on the numerous pieces of legislation that have …
SGA preps for nearing election
April 11 at 12:01 a.m. begins Student Government Association campaigns for 2016. “This election season is interesting in the fact that we have four full …
Senate deals with BUC Fund shortfall
With BUC Fund sitting at almost $10,000 left, Sen. Garrett Parks presented a piece of legislation that would reallocate the time of distribution for requested …
Get In Formation with Ash-Lee Woodard Henderson
As a part of the Queer in Appalachia series, sponsored by the ETSU Department of Women’s Studies, ETSU alumna and multi-rights activist Ash-Lee Woodard Henderson …
The ETSU Counseling Center helps students THRIVE
College can be a stressful environment for every college student, which explains why 1 out of 4 ETSU students report having moderate to severe depression, …
Culp renovations to include more green space
In the near future, students’ green might be going toward making the area around the Culp greener. Vice President of Student Affairs Joe Sherlin, Associate …
Why do we have a leap year?
Every four years, Leap Day is recognized on our calendar, making the year one day longer than the previous three years. Many reasons have been …
President Noland asks students to be “engaged”
Once every semester, President Brian Noland meets with ETSU’s Student Government Association to deliver an update on the current state of the campus and have …
HEROES gets new office and resource center in SORC
HEROES, ETSU’s student-led LGBT organization, has received its own office space in the Student Organization Resource Center after several years of waiting. The new office will …
BUC Fund almost depleted
ETSU’s Student Government Association held its first BUC Fund session of the spring semester on Tuesday, putting the total of student funding at $5,887 for …