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In the wake of the tumultuous 2016 election cycle the Women’s March took on new significance as the event gathered large crowds on Saturday following …

This New Year has welcomed a plethora of new and old resolutions. For those in the ETSU community, getting active or more involved may be …

“When you pick up an Angel Tree tag, you and The Salvation Army brighten Christmas for a child in need”, is the headline on the …

As Winter Break approaches, students and faculty from all walks of life are looking forward to a much needed break, and in many cases, some …

Every year, Haven of Mercy Ministries, a transition house and homeless shelter located in Johnson City, serves a Thanksgiving Dinner to those less fortunate in …

The crowded Culp Auditorium and its empty stage were transported across the Atlantic as the Shades of Africa event began on November 18. The event, which was put …

Here in America, Thanksgiving is a holiday that is intertwined with tradition. It is a time in which college students can take a break from …

If you’ve ever walked past the library in the evening you may have noticed little lights flickering around in the dark making mesmerizing movements to upbeat …

ETSU Passport Services hopes to make study abroad preparation one step less stressful and more accessible for students. Saturday, Nov. 12, they hosted a passport fair for …

With the holiday season right around the corner, students across campus are preparing for lots of holiday treats. This year, ETSU’s Office of Professional Development is …