What I’ve learned from ETSU international students
I’m a senior now as a student of English and public health, but you could also call me a student of cultures. I’ve long been …
Is American entrepreneurship oversold?
America has long been known as a land of opportunity. Our shores have attracted countless immigrants with the hope that, here, they could make their …
Should we separate our social media accounts to make a professional one?
We all wear different hats. In one place, we are a family member. In another, a classmate. In yet another, a professional in the workplace. …
ETSU Elevates provides new opportunities for student experience, partnership
On Oct. 10, ETSU saw the launch of a new initiative to improve the quality of life in our region. ETSU Elevates is a generous …
Current presidential scandal highlights a more serious issue
Amid the current debate over impeachment concerning the President’s phone call and Joe Biden’s suspicious dealings in Ukraine, an underlying issue has been ignored in …
Appreciating our university
On Oct. 2, President Noland gave the State of the University Address for the 2019-2020 academic year. There he reminded us of a few points …
Evaluating the necessity of autonomous campus transportation
The University of Michigan has recently introduced a new form of transportation – an autonomous shuttle expediting the process of walking to and fro around …
What it means to be conservative
A few weeks ago, ETSU’s student Conservative Coalition elected its new officers in preparation for a busy academic year. As a member of the coalition …
A letter to my fellow pro-lifers
Dear pro-lifers of ETSU, Outrage erupted a few weeks ago when thousands of aborted baby parts were found at a deceased abortion doctor’s house in …
The myth of discourse neutrality
We all take classes where we discuss divisive ethical or political issues. These discussions reveal how differently we believe on current event issues, whether that …