Rettke pleads not guilty
Former ETSU student Tristan Rettke pleaded not guilty in Washington County Court on April 10. Rettke was indicted by a grand jury on March 21 on …
Posts tagged borchuck plaza
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October 6, 2019 Muslim Student Association holds vigil for Kashmir
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February 4, 2019 Unapologetically Black celebrates start of Black History Month with presentation
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April 15, 2018 Public gathers for “Walk a Mile in her Shoes,” recognizes sexual assault victims
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March 25, 2018 ETSU EcoNuts celebrate Arbor Day
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April 13, 2017 Examining the “Abortion is Genocide” pamphlet
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Anti-abortion protest sparks student counter-protest
Borchuck Plaza was filled with anti-abortion and pro-choice protestors on April 5. The pro-life group had a large display depicting explicit, graphic images of unborn …
2016: 2 stars out of 5, hope the sequel is better
I entered this year with hope. Back in January, you could still call Donald Trump’s campaign for presidency a joke. It was still okay to …
The brightest spot on Borchuck Plaza
If you’ve ever walked past the library in the evening you may have noticed little lights flickering around in the dark making mesmerizing movements to upbeat …
ETSU students, faculty hold peaceful demonstration in Borchuck
On Nov. 11, over 100 ETSU students, faculty, staff and Johnson City community members gathered around the fountain in Borchuck Plaza to remind others that …
Letter to the Editor: “All Lives Matter”
The East Tennessean received an anonymous letter to the editor earlier this week in reference to the incident in Borchuck Plaza on Sept. 28. It was signed …
Street preachers can be obnoxious, but they’re protected by the first amendment
Street preachers at ETSU have become as omnipresent as squirrels or President Brian Nolands’ bright, yellow bow ties. You can’t spend four plus years at …