ETSU Elevates provides new opportunities for student experience, partnership
On Oct. 10, ETSU saw the launch of a new initiative to improve the quality of life in our region. ETSU Elevates is a generous …
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Columbus was not the genocidal maniac you want him to be
Statues of Christopher Columbus were recently vandalized in San Francisco, California and Providence, Rhode Island. The vandals threw red paint on the statue and wrote …
ETSU needs an LGBT center
In regards to the LGBT community on campus, ETSU is slowly but surely making changes for the better. It is encouraging to see East Tennessee …
International affairs are essential to Americans
A lot of people don’t follow U.S. politics, but even fewer people follow international news and affairs. It’s easy to get absorbed into domestic affairs, …
Current presidential scandal highlights a more serious issue
Amid the current debate over impeachment concerning the President’s phone call and Joe Biden’s suspicious dealings in Ukraine, an underlying issue has been ignored in …
‘Joker’: Bizarre, disturbing, brilliant
Friday night, I went and saw the new “Joker” movie and left the theater stunned. Todd Phillips and Joaquin Phoenix gave a masterclass of how …
You should be thrifting
Over the last few years, shopping at consignment shops, or “thrifting,” has become more popular, and I’ve recently gotten into it myself. There are several …
Intersectionality, stigma intertwine
On Oct. 2, the Women on Wednesdays series sought to broaden the conversation of intersectionality on campus in the lecture “Stigma: An Intersectional Approach.” The …
Appreciating our university
On Oct. 2, President Noland gave the State of the University Address for the 2019-2020 academic year. There he reminded us of a few points …
SGA’s end-of-month report offers transparency
Attending Student Government Association meetings was part of my weekly schedule as a news writer for the East Tennessean two years ago. The experience taught …