Public gathers for “Walk a Mile in her Shoes,” recognizes sexual assault victims
On April 12, 2018 ETSU’s Oasis held its fifth annual “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” event in Borchuck plaza. Approximately 60 people showed up …
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The Clothesline Project spreads awareness on sexual assault, includes MeToo movement
On April 10, white t-shirts pinned to a clothesline gently swayed in the breeze near Borchuck Plaza, and tees were decorated with personal stories in …
The dream didn’t die with Dr. King
On April 4, ETSU remembered the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. This year marked the 50th year of his passing. The audience was …
Coming Soon: ETSU’s first Pride Festival
East Tennessee State University will soon host its first-ever LGBTQ+ Pride Festival to mark the end of the Civility Series. The food, entertainment, education and …
Students Take Back the Night, Walk a Mile in Her Shoes
Next week, ETSU’S Outreach and Advocacy Sexuality Information for Students program will take back the night as part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month. In 2009, …
‘ETSU Remembers’ 47 community legacies
Family, friends and members of the East Tennessee State University community recently gathered in remembrance of students, retirees and faculty and staff that have passed …
Secular Human Alliance focuses on humanitarian faith
Last week the Secular Human Alliance (SHA) hosted a conversation about faith as part of ETSU’s Civility Week in the Culp Audortorium. SHA President Miles …
Campus tour focusing on student life through the years, developed by history class
While East Tennessee State University’s regular campus tours help prospective and new students find their way around and alumni to see changes that have taken place since …
‘Voices from Chernobyl’ to screen at ETSU, shares perspectives on tragedy
“Chernobyl transported us from one era to another. We face a new reality.” – Svetlana Alexievich In 1986, a nuclear reactor at the Chernobyl plant …
ETSU hosts student gun debate for Civility Series
On March 21, 2018 there was a gun discussion on ETSU’s campus and it started off with a bang! Around 30 people gathered in Culp …