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Year three of Unapologetically Black started with a celebration this year. The Black Affairs Association alongside other co-sponsors of the Unapologetically Black events for the …

John Cannon, Founder and CEO of Symply Health Inc., will present an educational forum on the subject of cryptocurrencies. Titled “Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies: Myths vs. Reality,” the forum will take place from …

Small acts of civility in one’s community are the first steps toward taking our civilization to the next level. ETSU’s Student Government Association (SGA), in …

Throughout February, ETSU will host a variety of events commemorating Black History Month. The events include discussions, lectures, parties and more. “Our events are free …

Construction (and deconstruction) in the upcoming Culp Center remodel has students asking where they will eat. Rumors have circulated campus suggesting food trucks will be …

ETSU’s Department of Multicultural Affairs will be holding open the doors of cultural enlightenment all throughout the month of February. It’s time to learn for …

A $45 million dream is now reality. Despite final numbers in price not yet determined, about five years ago plans to renovate the D.P. Culp …

Believe it or not, ETSU and Northern Ireland have a lot in common. For Appalachian Studies students, this connection might seem like old news. However, …

Everyone can’t say that they attend a school where Olympic athletes train, but students at East Tennessee State University can. In 2012 ETSU put in …

Some topics are politely left out of the classroom, but one group on campus encourages conversation on those normally taboo topics. FemSex is an 11-week …