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ETSU’s Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance and Women’s Studies organizations held their third annual One Billion Rising Event on Feb. 12. The event, which shows solidarity …

Despite the chilly weather, over 300 prospective students toured ETSU’s campus during its spring open house on Feb.14. During open house, those prospective students get …

A new environmental certification program was introduced last semester by the ETSU department of sustainability. Leaders in Environmentally Aware Functioning are having their first meeting  …

“Now I’m sick and tired of being sick and tired.” The simple sentence with such a powerful message became the famous line of Fannie Lou …

Despite conservative backlash from last semester, ETSU’s Sex Week committee is prepared to provide the ETSU community with events that cover a myriad of topics …

Each day, we are bombarded with various diets, health fads and misinformation regarding healthy eating habits. ETSU is offering nutrition counseling in the Wayne G. …

ETSU plans to start construction of a Multicultural Center in the D.P. Culp University Center in April. “We met with the design architects last week, …

A self-proclaimed “Yankee” by birth, yet love-stricken by the foothills and mountains of East Tennessee, Frederick Waage has become an advocate for the environmental well-being …

Located right across from campus on the tree streets, is an opportunity for both international and American students to build new friendships and socialize with …

The funding process for major student organizations and university departments was recently announced by the Student Activities Allocations Committee. The committee expects to allocate about …