Relay For Life raises over $23,000 for cancer research
The Melanoma Foundation estimates that 1 in 5 Americans will develop skin cancer in their lifetime, and the American Childhood Cancer Organization reports that 15,780 …
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Red Bus Project to return to ETSU
The Red Bus Project will be returning to ETSU for its fourth time on April 20 and 21. The event will be hosted by the …
Student Organization Spotlight: Buctainment
If you enjoy free entertainment on campus, chances are it is provided by Buctainment, the student programming board for the ETSU community. Buctainment is responsible …
HEROES and FMLA hold pad and tampon stock drive
HEROES and the Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance have banded together to ask for donations of pads and tampons to make them free and accessible to …
ETSU participates in National Day of Silence
ETSU student organizations HEROES and the Black Affairs Association organized a National Day of Silence for the campus on Friday. “The National Day of Silence …
SGA President Alex Cassell reflects on past year
A year ago, Student Government Association President Alex Cassell was campaigning to be vice president and won the election on a split ticket. Little did …
Blow Off Steam During THRIVE’s Stress Less Day
April may be one of the most stressful months of the year for many college students—projects, exams and — for some — graduation are bringing …
Tie-dye event raises awareness for Earth Month activities
The ETSU Office of Sustainability hosted a tie-dye event at the ETSU Farmer’s Market on Thursday as a part of Earth Month. The event, organized …
‘Fusion’ offers a Multicultural Showcase
Being aware of the traditions and cultures of various nations is not only fascinating, but it is also important to anyone who hopes to thrive …
Freiburg’s brings a taste of Germany to Johnson City
Johnson City and Freiburg, Germany are 4,498.9 miles apart. Fortunately, a local restaurant has brought the food and feeling of Germany right to our very …