Posts in category Features

On Thursday, March 3, members of the deaf community gathered in the D.P. Culp Student Center to tell stories and share their experiences. The event, …

On March 18, the Women and Gender Resource Center partnered with Black American Studies, the Pride Center, the Multicultural Center, and the Women’s Gender and …

ETSU’s Sherrod Library hosts the “Rare Book and Map” event for students to get the opportunity to see rare pieces.  The annual Rare Book and …

Dr. Lori Alvord, the first Navajo board certified surgeon, discussed how she blends modern medicine with Navajo ceremonies and the importance of spirituality for healing …

As spring approaches, the cold of winter still lingers as the semester moves into March. With freezing numbers and cloudy skies over East Tennessee State …

2024 marks yet another leap year with an extra day in the year. With only a one in approximately 1,460 chance of being born on …

The Graduate and Professional Student Association is a student-run organization for graduate students to connect and better themselves for the professional world. With over 200 …

On Thursday, Feb. 15, Hasan Hasanovic came to East Tennessee State University to give a lecture on the Bosnian War. Pi Sigma Alpha hosted Hasanovic, …

ETSU’s Education Abroad Office offers students a chance to help fund their dream trip across the world.  The ETSU Study Abroad Scavenger Hunt was held …

ETSU’s Student Wellness is hosting ‘Be Kind to Your Body Week’ in honor of National Eating Disorder Awareness Month in February. The event will take …