Professor and student research Hispanic students’ journey to higher education
His love for designs and structures expanded way beyond the classroom. Her passion led the way. Dr. Moin Uddin, an associate professor in the Department …
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January 17, 2018 ‘Hear our voices, hear our vote!’
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December 6, 2017 ETSU med student earns position on national panel
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December 3, 2017 Graduation is upon us
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December 3, 2017 Astronomers gather to star gaze at ETSU
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November 19, 2017 SGA keeping busy, Noland includes increased safety measures
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Ongoing art exhibition to inspire student artists
On Feb. 19, ETSU artists Bode Alaka and Jarleel Earby exhibited a number of their paintings and drawings in the Mulcticultural Center lounge. The event coincided with Black History Month’s culture week. The artists’ works will …
Football representatives speak to SGA
Despite the 2017 season being over, the football team is already prepping for the fall season next year. ETSU Athletic Director Scott Carter presented during …
ETSUCon began as event for fun, now a huge hit for students and volunteers
On Feb. 17 and 18, ETSUCon transformed the D. C. Culp University Center into an overflowing parade of cosplayers, artists, gamers and pop-culture enthusiasts alike. …
Regina Holliday presses for updated health care system, increase in empathy for patients
Regina Holliday shakes up the health care scene with her personal, passionate artistry. ETSU held an event last week entitled, “An Evening of Health, Wellness …
ETSU becomes new member of Open Textbook Network, grants students access to free textbooks
How much did you spend on your textbooks this spring–$500, $600, more? How do free textbooks sound? East Tennessee State University is now a member …
Opiate overdose training provided at ETSU College of Pharmacy
Last Saturday the ETSU Bill Gatton College of Pharmacy Rx Committee collaborated with the Sullivan County Anti-Drug Coalition to provide opioid overdose training. The training …
ETSU professor running for House of Representatives
ETSU professor and OB/GYN Residency Program Director Dr. Martin E. Olsen is running for the United States Congress. He hopes to represent Tennessee’s first congressional district …
Unapologetically Black discusses black stereotypes
Black stereotypes may have been the name of the discussion, but it was far from everything that was discussed. A group of students from different …
New student activist group forms at ETSU
“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.”