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On September 21, 2021, ETSU’s different cultural groups gathered to celebrate the International Day of Peace. Representatives of these organizations came with a commitment to …

On Sept. 20, during the beginning portion of ETSU’s Equity and Inclusion Conference, the 2021 Staff Woman of the Year Award was announced during a …

Dr. Brian Noland gave updates about COVID-19 and the campus, discussing the vaccine challenge, infection numbers, contact tracing and vaccine clinics at the ETSU Board …

Two of ETSU’s favorite members of campus are coming together for an event on Monday, Sept. 20, from 1-3 p.m. Any student who wishes to meet …

On Sept. 17, the Mary V. Jordan Multicultural Center hosted the seventh annual Native American Festival, a celebration of Native American Heritage through the likes …

Active Minds hosted an event for World Suicide Prevention Day on Sept. 10 where students could discover and then connect with counseling center resources, as …

On Sept. 9, ETSU hosted the first Farmer’s Market since the COVID-19 pandemic struck in Spring 2020. Pridewalk came alive with excitable chatter as students …

On Sept. 11, people gathered to shop from local vendors, try the wide assortments of food and listen to live music at the Umoja Festival, …

ETSU Votes will be partnering with the Tennessee Secretary of State’s office on a voter registration drive at the Sept. 11 tailgate. They will be …

On Sept. 11, Johnson City will welcome the 23rd annual Umoja Festival to downtown. The Umoja Festival, with its name derived from the Swahili term …