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Yaroslav Hnatusko, also known as Yaro, a native Ukrainian, is raising money for bomb shelters for his home country. Hnatusko is an MBA student on …

In preparation for the upcoming midterm elections, ETSU Votes hosted a Prep Your Ballot party to ensure students upon campus were registered and fully equipped …

For the second consecutive year, junior Mason Mosier is SGA president, alongside Vice President, Paulina Ramirez, and Vice President for Finance and Administration, Samuel Garcia.  …

Last Friday, April 8, Dr. Mary Valante visited ETSU to talk about women’s labor in Viking Age towns. Valante is a professor of Medieval History …

Buctainment held a multicultural celebration on April 6 in the Culp Cave, complete with music, snacks, desserts and friendly discussion. This event was dedicated to …

On Friday, April 8, the ETSU EcoNuts were at the recycling center behind Buc Ridge Apartments, sorting through bags of collected recycling material as part …

Pancakes are a notorious breakfast staple that have evolved into a warm point of gathering for many. For a Sevier County non-profit organization, however, a …

On April 1, I visited Guy Fieri’s restaurant, Flavortown, in its newest location in Pigeon Forge. The restaurant has been running for less than a …

For students studying parks and recreation at ETSU, a trip to Dollywood is on the syllabus.  As a part of the Commercial Recreation and Tourism …

On Thursday, as a part of Civility Week and the Festival of Ideas, ETSU’s Disability Services facilitated an Accessibility Walk around campus. In another installment …