COLUMN: The Tennessee Wildman
If one were to search the internet for Tennessee Cryptids in general, not much immediately comes up because the South is lousy with them. It’s …
Cryptids of the South: a column
As a child, I loved tales of monsters and otherworldly things. My time was spent reading Greek Mythology, watching “Monster High,” and (when I eventually …
TriPride transcends boundaries: a personal experience
Within the last three years, finding things to celebrate has been hard. But after two years, the TriPride took place in Bristol. It made history …
Get organized for a semester back on campus
Another semester is starting at ETSU, which means a couple of things. There are going to be more people on campus, the dining hall is …
Pike House Coffee Company, the ultimate study spot
I got my name legally changed last Thursday, so to celebrate, I went out for coffee at a favorite local coffee shop, “Pike House,” and …
Counseling Center adds two new therapy practices
The ETSU Counseling Center began offering new therapeutical services recently, and students can now book up to 45-minute sessions in a room called the Relaxation …
TedxETSU kicks off its first year on campus
On April 4, ETSU was proud to host their first ever TedxETSU talk, with a large team of students and professors working to make it …
Student literary magazine The Mockingbird anticipating 2022 release
According to the Mockingbird Archives, the first issue of this student literary magazine was released in the Spring of 1974 at ETSU, and it has …
Local restaurant prioritizes people over profit
On Friday, March 4, the EcoNuts, student workers promoting sustainability, volunteered at a local restaurant, One Acre Café. EcoNuts was there to help with staffing …
Japanese Swordsmanship in the CPA
On Tuesdays and Fridays between 6 to 7:30 p.m., there is a Japanese Swordsmanship class available at the CPA, taught by professor Zachary James, a …