Is going to graduate school worth it?
As students approach graduation day, many wonder about their future plans. Students must decide if they are going to further their education or join the …
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January 17, 2019 Chris Dula: A celebration of life
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April 15, 2018 2018 ETSU SGA election results are in
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February 7, 2018 Unapologetically Black transitions from Education Week to Discussion Week
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February 4, 2018 Unapologetically Black begins Black History Month 2018
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January 28, 2018 Athletes leave ETSU and head for the Winter Olympic Games
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Black History Month: How we should strive to celebrate
February is the month of love, but some forget the reason we should show affection. Valentine’s Day is probably the day you’re thinking about, but …
Chris Dula: A celebration of life
Memories that will last a lifetime, circled around a legend who will never be forgotten. Those were the stories shared Sunday, Jan. 13, in ETSU’s …
Lending a helping hand: ETSU Response
Distance does not eliminate support. Hurricane Michael ripped through the Florida Panhandle Oct. 10, but its effects were noticed around multiple southern states. According to …
2018 ETSU SGA election results are in
As the semester begins to close, new faces are placed in the ETSU Student Government Association. This year’s winner for president isn’t an unfamiliar face. …
Comedy Show Rewind: D.C. Young Fly returns to ETSU
Last night’s comedy show, called the Comedy Show Rewind, had a fitting name. If we rewind back to last semester on Oct. 7, comedian D.C. …
ETSU Post Office launches new mobile app
Under the Director of Postal and Passport Services Don McCarty Jr., undergraduate Lance Fannon contributes to the ETSU post office’s advertising. One of the projects …
Cultural Competency educates students on disabilities
Multicultural Affairs held presentations on Monday, March 19 and Tuesday, March 20 following their Cultural Competency series of presentations. This week’s presentations were over disabilities. …
ETSU holds candlelight vigil for Disability Day of Mourning
Tonight is a night of recognition. Join the Neurodiversity Club at East Tennessee State University as they host The Disability Day of Mourning Vigil. According …
Professor and student research Hispanic students’ journey to higher education
His love for designs and structures expanded way beyond the classroom. Her passion led the way. Dr. Moin Uddin, an associate professor in the Department …