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On Oct. 19, ETSU Office of Equity and Inclusion hosted a new session of their Lunch & Learn series, called “Microaggressions,” via Zoom. Chassidy Cooper, …

Diego Rodriguez, the new Hispanic American Student Community Alliance (HASCA) president, is excited for the future of the organization and what it means to be …

Now in its third year, Colombian Coffee Exchange set out to bring the authentic taste of Colombian coffee to Johnson City. “We started this business …

The Department of Theatre and Dance has collaborated with ETSU Marching Bucs for an upcoming show entitled “Bucs on the Bayou: Voyage to Bourbon Street.” …

The divisions of ETSU’s Counseling Center OASIS and the Alcohol and Other Drugs program held the Sober Sex tabling event, which encouraged students to “do …

On Sept. 29, Saladworks came to ETSU as the first of a series of collaborations between Sodexo and local restaurants. This new initiative is called …

On Sept. 17, the Center of Excellence for Appalachian Studies and Services officially launched their magazine, “Appalachian Places.” The magazine started under the previous name, …

The Mary V. Jordan Multicultural Center began its Privilege Walk series on Tuesday, Sept. 28, which asks students to consider their privileges associated with race …

There is a new book club arriving on campus, run by Jonathan Wilson, Distance & Online Education Coordinator, and Lydia Gwyn, Student Engagement and Instruction …

ETSU Honor College’s “City as Text” course traveled to New York City for an experience they named “A Classroom Called New York.” “The course was …