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Any artist can tell you that the moment in which inspiration strikes is one of great satisfaction. But, even better than that is the moment …

On April 4, the Student Government Association held a debate to delve deeper into the true values, goals and abilities of the candidates running for …

Before the debate on Tuesday, the Student Government Association Senate meeting was filled with stress and debate on the role of the current Attorney General …

Graduating on time can seem more of a dream rather than a goal for many students, but summer and winter sessions can help students live …

Editor’s Note: A previous version of this article misrepresented several paraphrased statements from ETSU Director of Auxiliaries Jennifer Crigger as direct quotations. The current version …

The seventh-annual Corazon Latino Festival–an event organized as a part of the Language and Culture Resource Center–consumed the streets of downtown Johnson City Friday night. …

The first amendment of the Constitution states that Americans have the right to freedom of speech along with the right to peacefully assemble, and a …

On March 28, ETSU kicked off its annual Civility Week, a week dedicated to encouraging individuals with different perspectives to work together and spread peace …

Religions are often plagued by myths and stereotypes that make understanding between different religions or between religious and non-religious people harder to come by. Diversity …

In life, especially on a college campus, students frequently encounter people who have viewpoints that differ from their own. For some people, it may be …