Choosing a major, Advisement Center receives new certification
The staff in the ETSU Advisement Center completed rigorous training in an effort to better serve students who are deciding on what to major in …
Board reports on increase in student enrollment
On Friday Chairman Scott Niswonger called to order the fourth ETSU Board of Trustees meeting in the East Tennessee room in the Culp Center. Niswonger …
Muslim Student Association breaks stereotypes
On Monday Nov. 13, ETSU’s Muslim Student Association held an expo outside the Multicultural Affairs Center entitled “The Multicultural Mosaic.” The goal of the expo …
Don’t eat the Apple, socialize instead
On Wednesday, I walked from Sam Wilson Hall to the Culp Center and passed four very close friends, yet not one of them acknowledged my …
ETSU stands for veterans
The American flag flew at half-staff Friday as students, veterans, the ETSU Board of Trustees and members of the community gathered for the Veterans’ Day …
Black Lives Matter founder places people over politics
On Nov. 7, Opal Tometi, a New-York based Nigerian-American writer, activist, organizer and co-founder of the Black Lives Matter movement, visited ETSU and gave a …
Third Annual Walk for Wellness Expo-a major milestone
Members of the Kingsport community met Nov. 4 for the Third Annual Walk for Wellness Expo in an effort to promote physical health. The event …
Attractive apparel inflicts physical harm
Since school has started back, I have been attending the CPA religiously once a month in order to get a jump start on my spring …
Reece Museum offers exhibit experience for disabled
On Oct. 16, the Reece Museum welcomed their new exhibit entitled “A New Subjectivity: Figurative Painting after 2000.” The exhibit—from the Pratt Manhattan Gallery in …
Yasin reaches out, helps improve refugee quality of life
In Dec. 2014, assistant professor in the college of nursing, Meira Yasin, followed a passion for reaching vulnerable populations and underserved areas, which led her …