Umoja Festival to celebrate 20 years of unity
The Umoja Festival will celebrate its 20 year anniversary on Sept. 29 and 30 in downtown Johnson City. Umoja’s mission statement is “to bridge and …
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ETSU faculty band honors memory of Dr. Karen Cajka
Walking into the Acoustic Coffeehouse on Saturday, students from ETSU were met with an interesting sight as several of their very own professors from the …
Women on Wednesday kicks off with Bethany Novotny
The Women on Wednesdays series kicked off a new semester on Sept. 6 with a lecture by Dr. Bethany Novotny. The lecture took place in …
From Brew Plum to Dos Gatos: A local coffee bar celebrates one year since name change
Entering yet another week back at ETSU, the desire for coffee is bound to begin growing among the student body. If you would like an …
Discover the benefits and art of herb foraging
Did you know cough syrup can be made from herbs found in your own backyard? There’s plenty to learn about the plants that grow around …
Escape from Rape conference shines light on sexual assault
ETSU’s second annual “Escape from Rape: A Cultural Change” conference will be held on Friday, Sept. 15 at the Millennium Centre. This educational summit will …
Women on Wednesdays: Mindset Matters
On Wednesday, Sept. 6, the Department of Women’s Studies held its first lecture in a series of lectures called Women on Wednesdays which seeks to …
Pep rally paints a blue and gold picture
In preparation for Saturday’s football game against the Limestone College Saints, ETSU hosted a pep rally and paint party open to all students at Lucille …
Housing at full capacity for first time in five years
Thousands of students packed up and moved into ETSU on-campus housing last week. The university has nine residence halls and two residence apartment buildings, and fall 2017 …
Chris Dula shares his story
New students at ETSU may have heard the name Chris Dula floating around campus. For those who don’t know who he is, Chris Dula is …