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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 …

Those who have paid attention to the news or heard family discuss the Syrian refugee crisis might think they know what’s going on overseas, but …

Commuter students make up roughly 80 percent of the student population at ETSU. The number fluctuates, but Jennifer Rice, assistant director of Adult, Commuter and …

ETSU lost a beloved faculty member when Jerome Mwinyelle of the Department of Literature and Language died unexpectedly March 27. Mwinyelle, who joined the ETSU …

After a short BUC Fund meeting during Tuesday’s meeting, the Student Government Association was able to focus on the numerous pieces of legislation that have …

Dr. Zachary Walls has found a way to treat cancer from the inside out. Walls, who joined ETSU in the fall of 2011 after his …

ETSU President Brian Noland didn’t always envision himself as the president of a university. His early career goal was much simpler; he wanted to be …