ETSU event will show solidarity with France
After several days of shock and reflection, a campus event is being held to pay homage to the victims of the terrorist attacks that took …
Parisian Ponderings
When people ask me the question, “What do you love so much about Paris?” I always respond with something like this: “Paris is a fantasy-world. …
Pamela Ritter named vice president of advancement
ETSU is growing faster today than it has in years, and now there’s someone who has joined the university specifically to lead that growth. Pamela …
Domestic students can sign up for federal health insurance
This time last year, the Tennessee Board of Regents updated their healthcare system, making students from the U.S. ineligible for university-sponsored insurance policies. These changes …
Say hello to a new and improved Johnson City, Tennessee
Downtown Johnson City was once a place known exclusively for nightlife and antique stores. That was the story as recently as two years ago, but …
First Amendment protects religious rhetoric
Students traveling in the vicinity of Borchuck Plaza Thursday were probably surprised to see a an evangelical preacher shouting at the surrounding crowd that they …
Media center closer to realization
Imagine walking through the D.P. Culp University Center and seeing a group of bluegrass students perform a live radio show that is simultaneously produced by …
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