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Originally born in Johnson City,  and then growing up in Manchester, Tennessee, Anna Nickels made her way back to the Tri-Cities to attend college at …

One out of every 68 children is diagnosed with Autism, and because this developmental disorder is seen more in boys than girls, one out of …

Authentic cultural attire and traditional dances illuminated the D.P. Culp University Center Ballroom at the Multicultural Fusion Showcase this past Sunday. The event, which has …

The ETSU University Judicial Board suspended Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity for five years starting March 20 after finding them responsible for violating sections of ETSU’s …

ETSU is located in one of the nation’s most prominent hot spots for the abuse of prescription opioids, or painkillers. “We live in the worst …

With wanderlust to explore the world and a passion for the performing arts, ETSU junior Eva Alom has found many opportunities in her college career …

Close to a hundred people rallied on Sunday afternoon in support of medical marijuana at the third Smoky Mountain medical marijuana rally. Medical marijuana supporters …

In response to the recent controversy over the social app Yik Yak, founders are putting forth efforts to control hateful and inappropriate posts. Brooks Buffington …

The boom in social media over the past few years has ignited the creation of many new apps, one of them being Yik Yak. The …

Faculty members and students from the storytelling department  performed “A Reflection in the Mirror” as part of ETSU’s National Eating Disorders Awareness Week on Feb. …