Posts in category Editorial

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, …

ETSU Public Safety recently introduced a new member to the Public Safety team, a dog named Pepper. However, Pepper isn’t a trained K-9 dog. She’s …

The first ETSU Board of Trustees meeting of 2020 took place on Feb. 21. The Board discussed a variety of topics and voted on several …

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 …

For many of us, SAIs might just seem like annoying things that will never impact us, but I see SAIs as a creative and effective …

For apps to pull in a chunk of money through ads and endorsements isn’t new. In fact, we see it more often than we used …

Recently, ETSU has been promoting their ETSU Elevates program, but there is a similar program called iBucs, which seems to be the lesser-known competition among …

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 …

College students are constantly on the go, and busy lifestyles can sometimes lead to declining mental health or nutrition deficiencies if left unchecked. It’s often …

I was privileged to meet Gov. Bill Lee a couple weeks ago when he came to ETSU. Though the East Tennessee region has often felt …