What do you plan to do with your English degree?
Students of the humanities are cursed to hear, upon meeting a new person at any point in their collegiate career some variation of the question, …
Women on Wednesdays series highlights female artists for more representation
The Women on Wednesdays speaker series is an event held on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month, highlighting the achievements and research of …
Earth Fare stores close, employees lose jobs without notice
On Feb. 3, Earth Fare employees in Johnson City and across the country woke up to news that they would no longer be employed by …
YDSA attends Chicago convention
Early Friday morning, ETSU’s Young Democratic Socialists of America set out to the annual YDSA Convention, held this year in Chicago, Illinois. The theme of …
LGBT Valentine’s Day often remains unseen
Valentine’s Day has historically been a heteronormative holiday that exploits human intimacy in order to sell commodities. Allowing LGBT people to openly celebrate this holiday …
Nationwide, accessible transit could be the future
The United States’ public transportation system falls leagues behind most developed countries in the world. In our very own community, we feel the disastrous effects …
Publish or perish
Publish or perish: the imperative of the academic world. In the dying days of print media, jobs in writing are becoming much more difficult to …
Safe spaces for LGBT people on campus, in the community
For many LGBT people, finding a place to exist without discrimination can be difficult. Living in the buckle of the Bible Belt makes this task …
Not all liberals, progressives support DNC interests
Just a week ahead of the first real test of the Democratic Party primary season, the Iowa caucuses, the Democratic National Committee Chair Tom Perez …
Workers should be the university’s legislative priority
In a Jan. 15 statement from the university, President Noland announced the university’s legislative priorities for the year ahead. Among the priorities were funding support …