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In a few months, there is going to be a flood of graduates entering the workforce, and that transition will be stressful to many who have …

According to statistics from last year’s alcohol screening at ETSU, 23 percent of students are consuming alcohol in a way that is considered harmful. The …

Literati, the creative writing club at ETSU, is celebrating Poetry Month during April. The group meets once a week to develop their writing skills and learn …

The Dare to Care Fair, organized by the Kappa Delta sorority and the ETSU Counseling Center, brought together many student organizations to promote campus activity …

The civil rights movement feels like it happened centuries ago to today’s ETSU students, but in reality, the university enrolled its first black student 60 …

Editor’s note: Poet Andrea Gibson identifies as gender-queer. Gender-queer individuals do not adhere to the he or she pronouns and instead choose to adhere to the pronoun they. The East …

It’s a man’s world, but for at least the month of March, we are celebrating the other half of the population: women! Women’s History Month …

As Spring weather has arrived,  the beautiful mountains in East Tennessee are full of hikers and explorers. If you aren’t a big hiker, or maybe …

ETSU President Brian Noland didn’t always envision himself as the president of a university. His early career goal was much simpler; he wanted to be …

Dr. Merry Noel Miller, professor of psychiatry and behavioral health at ETSU’s Quillen College of Medicine, is no stranger to how detrimental mood and emotional …