Posts in category Features

Being a neurodivergent student – someone who may be autistic, have a learning or intellectual disability, or have another neurological or cognitive condition – can …

#RileyStrong. It’s a hashtag that carries a lot of meaning to anyone familiar with Riley Morris, an RTVF student here at ETSU. Known for being …

Dr. Katrina Heil has always had a passion for both communication and the Spanish language, and she’s made a career out of those loves at …

Valentine’s Day comes as a celebration of love, but the importance of a healthy relationship should also be emphasized. One way students can help out …

Makaylia Bailes and Keifer Parker are no strangers to magic. In fact, they have magic to thank for their relationship. Bailes and Parker met in …

Mina McVeigh has always had a love for the human story, and since 2011 she has pursued that love working at ETSU’s counseling center. McVeigh …

For the past few decades, Kakalina Kanani “Nani” Hilbert has guided individuals to healthier lifestyles and motivated them through productive workout regiments. Since her first …

For Dr. Jonathan Peterson, teaching and researching is something that comes with great excitement. “Every day is different,” he said. “I never stop working, but …

Community Relations Officer William “Bill” Mitchell is considered by many students and faculty, including himself, to be the unofficial mayor of campus. “I’m the Mayor …

For the last 25 academic years, Professor Daryl Stephens has helped direct the mathematics department here at ETSU. Stephens currently holds the positions of associate …