Posts in category Editorial

If you’ve ever tried to enroll in summer classes, you know how astronomically expensive they are even though they’re shorter than fall and spring classes. …

When the founders of our country wrote the Constitution, they ensured that the people of America would have a say in governing it. America was …

If you’ve ever stepped foot into the ARC, or Adviser Resources Career Center, you know how hectic it can be. The last time I stepped …

Last Friday, acclaimed and beloved hip hop group Gang Starr blessed old-school rap fans with “One of the Best Yet,” their first album in 16 …

The academy, in spite of constant and largely unfounded criticism of left-wing bias, is an industry that by-and-large devalues the agency of its workers. Imperatives …

Two congressmen from Tennessee, Tim Burchett and Phil Roe, came to ETSU last month to speak to the Conservative Coalition, a growing student organization on …

After the flyers posted on campus last weekend that read “It’s okay to be white,” I’m reminded of an issue that seems to permeate and …

We’ve all heard that the opioid crisis is one of the biggest issues in our region, but not everyone agrees on how to solve or …

General education classes are something that it seems all college students dislike to some degree. Some people tolerate them while others despise them. Why are …

Since its inception as an art form, cinema has played a vital role in political movements. There has been a shift in the approach to …