ETSU celebrates hip-hop with second year of celebration
The Black American Studies Program and the Reece Museum hosted “Hip Hop History: A Cultural Celebration,” a series of events that seeks to encourage diversity. …
The Black American Studies Program and the Reece Museum hosted “Hip Hop History: A Cultural Celebration,” a series of events that seeks to encourage diversity. …
Jack-o-lanterns, costumes, trick-or-treating, pranks and apple bobbing are just a few of the traditions practiced around Halloween, but how did these get started? Like two …
On Oct. 16, the Capitol Theatre in Greenville honorarily put on a double-feature showing of “Rocky Horror Picture Show” in the spirit of Halloween. Like …
The holidays can be a difficult time for many. Images of yuletide cheer can bring out feelings of loneliness, stress and frustration for people with …
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. …
Last Friday, ETSU students came together for the International Day of Peace. ETSU has participated in the International Day of Peace for almost a decade. …
On April 11, East Tennessee State University held the 2018 Unity Fest sponsored by the Multicultural Center. This annual event allows groups around campus and …
On April 4, ETSU remembered the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. This year marked the 50th year of his passing. The audience was …
On March 23, a collection of EcoNuts club members helped give away free tree seedlings in celebration of Arbor Day. All afternoon, volunteers were either …