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At the State of the State address on Jan. 30, Gov. Bill Haslam announced his plans to add a seven cent per gallon sales tax …

Thankfully, fires don’t happen very often on campus, but just in case they do, the ETSU Department of Housing and Residence Life go to great …

As of the Spring 2017 semester, Student Government Association senators are no longer required to write legislation. “We decided to abolish the legislation requirement in …

Student Government Association President Pooja Shah said the Civility Month Committee has tentatively booked Bernice King, Martin Luther King Jr.’s daughter, to come and speak …

Some students and teachers may have noticed a few vacant seats in their classes the last couple of weeks. According to the Center of Disease …

The ETSU Student Government Association set up a table in The Cave Wednesday to ask students to contact their representatives about giving the student member …

At an SGA meeting on Feb. 7, the SORC requested $15,000 to fund LeaderShape, the annual, student leadership retreat held in May. Buc Fund did …

January marked the start of a new year for Tennessee’s General Assembly, and with a new year, comes new legislation ideas. Medical Marijuana Republican Sen. …

Regardless of major, all students at East Tennessee State University completing a bachelor’s degree are required to take the California Critical Thinking Skills Test before …

The wait is over. On Feb. 13,  the eight individuals Gov. Bill Haslam nominated to serve on ETSU’s Board on Trustees were confirmed. The FOCUS …