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By Faisal Shah, senior, Public Health I would describe the environment at ETSU as diverse. When I walk around campus, I see students of many …

In recent debate, people have asked why ETSU has introduced so many new construction projects within the past four years. There’s been plenty of controversy …

By Carson Morgan, junior, English Brian Noland needs to pay his employees. This has never been clearer or more urgent as the university enters the …

Student conferences come and go at ETSU, and from what I’ve heard from my English professors, it’s sometimes difficult finding students to present. I never …

Bridget Bergiel is a business professor at ETSU’s Sevierville campus, where she teaches courses for students pursuing a marketing degree or business management degree. While …

Faculty and students on ETSU’s campus can help improve different parts of the campus through the Facilities Improvement Fund. “Our window of opportunity to get …

Next week, Volunteer ETSU will host several on-campus events for the nationally recognized Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week, with events planned Nov. 12-19. Throughout the week, …

This week ETSU celebrates National Transfer Student Week for the first time. This celebration is intended to recognize students who have transferred to ETSU from …

What is cultural appropriation, and what’s the difference between appropriation and cultural exchange? The United States has always been a melting pot of the world. …

Kathleen Moore, the director of sustainability, is passionate about making a positive impact on campus and beyond. She said that since ETSU is a large …