Posts in category Editorial

On Nov. 9, 1938, Nazi Germany began a wave of organized violence against Jewish communities in Germany and Austria, marking a significant turning point in …

Feeling more sluggish these days, Bucs? You’re not alone. As the end of the semester approaches, students face a whirlwind of events, assignments and deadlines. …

November is recognized as Native American Heritage Month, a time for Americans to celebrate and recognize the history, cultures and contributions of Indigenous peoples throughout …

For college students, sitting through a long lecture can be harder than it sounds. About halfway through, your leg starts bouncing under the desk, or …

While researching last week’s article on the Day of the Dead, I came across the legend of the chupacabra, a mysterious creature from Puerto Rican …

“Remember, remember! The fifth of November.” In 16th-century England, religious conflict between Catholics and Protestants had been ongoing for decades. Under Queen Elizabeth I, Protestantism …

Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a Mexican tradition that brings families together to honor and remember loved ones who have …

East Tennessee State University graduate students faced the challenge of presenting months, and sometimes years, of research in just three minutes Tuesday during the semifinals …

Halloween is here, Bucs, and this year’s celebration comes with an added bonus: ETSU Homecoming. With a weekend full of events and celebrations ahead, students …

On this day in 1797, French balloonist André-Jacques Garnerin made history by completing the first successful parachute descent from a balloon. Garnerin reportedly began developing …