Posts in category Editorial

On Friday, Sept. 20, millions of protesters across 150 countries joined together to begin a full week of Climate Strikes. The September Climate Strikes are …

Since the Culp Center renovation began, campus has seemed scattered, especially dining around campus. Luckily, with the renovation being scheduled to be complete next spring, …

We all take classes where we discuss divisive ethical or political issues. These discussions reveal how differently we believe on current event issues, whether that …

Before Thursday night’s Student Government Association’s fall concert, I didn’t have high hopes. The first time I heard the name Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias was when …

The older I get, the more I realize just how prominently gender and power intersect. There’s a few one-liners I expect in my walk of …

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA) gives students rights by keeping their educational records confidential. We received an email on Aug. …

“The Goldfinch” released on Sept. 13, is a prime example of Hollywood flattening out a beloved book by trying to recreate it into a feature …

When people asked me what I wanted to study in college, they had various ideas of what they wanted me to say: Medicine, law, business …

ETSU students unexpectedly discovered their cars were to be towed before the football game two Fridays ago. They received less than seven hours’ notice via …

The main campus tutoring center now offers online tutoring for all its current classes this semester. As a Spanish and ESL tutor for the Center …