SGA passes legislation, approves BUC Funding
The Student Government Association kicked off their first meeting back in the D.P. Culp Student Center with guest speakers, approved legislation and proposed new bills …
Puri receives research grant
Dr. Ashana Puri received a $10,000 research grant from the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy 2020 New Investigator Awards to help fund her research …
Forbes-Bright receives research grant
Caroline Forbes-Bright received a $10,000 grant from ETSU’s Research Development Committee to continue her work on exploring the role African-American History museums have in conveying …
Black Affairs Association hosts Trap N’ Paint
The Black Affairs Association and Multicultural Center put on a Trap N’ Paint in Warf-Pickel Hall on Feb. 11 as part of the month-long celebration …
SGA swears in representatives, proposes new legislation
The Student Government Association discussed granting off-campus funds to clubs on campus, proposed new bills for review and discussed the upcoming elections at their Feb. …
Undergraduates should get involved in research
Many college students dread the thought of a massive research paper or assignment, but undergraduate research doesn’t have to be stressful or daunting. As a …
Taylor on 45 years: ‘You get to make a difference for somebody’
Doug Taylor, the associate dean and director of admissions and records for the Quillen College of Medicine, was awarded at ETSU’s Celebration of Service event …
Active Minds chapter encourages talk about mental health
The ETSU chapter of Active Minds, a national organization dedicated to destigmatizing mental health issues for college students, held its first meeting on Jan. 30. …
Owner of CakeBuds bakery wins Food Network Challenge
CakeBuds owner and ETSU alumnus Timmy Norman and partner Elizabeth Rowe won $10,000 on the “Back to the Future Cakes” episode of Food Network challenge. …
Roan Scholars celebrate 20th anniversary
The Roan Scholars Leadership Program is celebrating 20 years with 68 graduates, 30 current students and more students to come. “When I think about what …