Study abroad: “Healthcare as a Human Right”
ETSU’s study abroad program is offering Healthcare as a Human Right, a course that will compare healthcare in Canada, the United States and Appalachia. Healthcare …
Posts tagged class
Japanese Swordsmanship in the CPA
On Tuesdays and Fridays between 6 to 7:30 p.m., there is a Japanese Swordsmanship class available at the CPA, taught by professor Zachary James, a …
Why the FAFSA?
Growing up I was always the nerd – that odd guy who loved school. I was fine with that. I think a solid education builds people …
Fill out your SAIs
For many of us, SAIs might just seem like annoying things that will never impact us, but I see SAIs as a creative and effective …
Why you should take hand-written notes
If you’ve been reading our “Weekly Update for Students” emails, you’ve noticed the monthly CARE tips. This is good general advice for students to excel …
Understanding the relationship between poverty, health
ETSU’s Center for Rural Health Research recently published an article from a study on poverty and health in the “Southern Medical Journal.” The article – authored by …
The myth of the white working class prevents class solidarity
In the days following the 2016 presidential elections, it seemed impossible to escape talks of the “white working class” and their role in electing Donald …
Debut of new lecture series presented at Reece Museum
On Sept 18, students, faculty and members of the community gathered at Reece Museum for a lecture entitled “’The Othello Music’: Celebrating Paul Robeson’s Songs …
Why can’t I walk for graduation?
By Anonymous Students, senior, English Like many students, one of the biggest issues I have faced during my undergraduate career has been my academic advisement. …
I failed the easiest class at ETSU
No one wants to fail, and although failure is sometimes avoidable, failing a class at this level of education is especially hard to swallow. If …