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“We want to ensure that ETSU has a Free Speech Policy in place,” Jennings said. “We want to make sure there are zones on campus for freedom of expression; [students] say what they want to say.”

This isn’t your “Mean Girls,” abstinence-only health class from high school. The Multicultural Center presented “Sex Education” last week. The two-hour event featured two presentations …

If you are struggling with any type of addiction, East Tennessee State University’s SMART Recovery is here to help. ETSU SMART Recovery is a group …

The inaugural 2017 Sherrod Library Graduate Student Scholarship for Excellence in Research was recently awarded to Ifeoma D. Ozodiegwu. The Sherrod Library Graduate Student Scholarship for Excellence in Research is awarded to one individual a year …

Voice your opinion. As a part of the Black History Month events by Unapologetically Black, Feb. 12-18 will be “Discussion Week,” and it will include …

The East Tennessean reports on Student Government Association meetings almost weekly, but what exactly is SGA? With SGA applications already open, it’s a good time …

Coinciding with Black History Month, ETSU Multicultural Affairs is sponsoring an event for National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. Multicultural Affairs will be giving out red ribbons signifying …

Drug abuse is a problem that many people face, but one main cause of this may be how easy it is to get prescription drugs, …

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 …