Union continues fight for campus workers
Higher education is at a crossroads once again. As the coronavirus pandemic rages on with no clear end in sight, universities brace to take on …
Posts in category Editorial
Pros and cons of online classes
With most students taking online classes this semester, many are wondering how different their classes are going to go, or how those classes might affect …
Knocking down social dividers: second annual Equity and Inclusion Conference
The second annual ETSU Equity and Inclusion Conference has been moved online. The two day event will take place Sept. 22 and 23 and will …
ETSU offices to move into renovated Model Mill
Just outside of the heart of downtown Johnson City, Tennessee, sits the historic Model Mill. Once used to process flour, the mill will be home …
PEER-E2 grant encourages diversity in students
The Bill Gatton College of Pharmacy recently announced they received a $45,000 grant that supports students who speak English as a second language, which are …
Opioid research grant could have positive impact
ETSU and Virginia Tech recently received a combined $2.6 million grant from the National Institute on Drug Abuse to aid in their research on the …
Resisting Corporate “Anti-Racism” Industrial Complex
Amid a summer of unrest, as thousands across the country took to the streets to protest the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and other …
With mostly online classes, students must adjust
ETSU is one of several universities throughout the country that has struggled with decisions on how to proceed with campus life after COVID-19 made its …
Force Majeure addendum takes advantage of students
Almost every aspect of life has been altered in some way because of COVID-19, including going back to school. ETSU has made many changes in …
From the next executive editor: Same story, new chapter
The East Tennessean, by its nature as a news publication, tells stories, but it has also played an important part in my story over the …