New Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life sees bright future for Greek life at ETSU
This fall, ETSU has more than Alpha Omicron Pi as an addition to the Greek community. There is also a new director of fraternity and …
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Autumn: The best time to call the mountains home
October has begun and with it comes crisp air, changing leaves and a cornucopia of autumnal activities. Living in Johnson City lends itself to many …
Pridewalk Painting: unifying organizations one square at a time
When walking through ETSU’s campus, it is impossible to not feel a sense of pride and unity when passing the Pridewalk. Over the last few …
ETSU unveils Art Annex Pollinator Garden
ETSU unveiled a pollinator garden located next to the Art Annex on Wednesday, Sept. 28. Katherine Murray, a professor in ETSU’s Department of Art and …
ETSU hosts third annual Native American Festival
This weekend, the ETSU Office of Multicultural Affairs hosted its third annual Native American festival. ETSU students were excited to see the festival’s return. According to …
iGit: a student’s vision to change perception of women in tech
Seven years ago, a young girl sat in during a class at ETSU during her mother’s Master’s program when she couldn’t find a babysitter. “My mom …
ETSU students transform halls into homes
A dorm can be much more than just a room to sleep in. Students who live on campus have the opportunity to transform their dorm into a personal space for …
A ‘greener’ campus, one LEAF at a time
On Sept. 13, the Honors College Student Council threw their annual potluck on the front lawn of Ada Earnest House. At the potluck each guest …
International Buccaneer Buddies: Helping international students feel at home
Coming to a new country can be a scary and difficult experience. International Buccaneer Buddies is an organization that aims to bridge the gap between …
One stitch at a time: Graduate student sets up public mending service in Culp
Lyn Govette invites students and faculty to the Culp in front of the Multicultural Center to have their clothes mended for free. Govette, a graduate …