Posts tagged culture

ETSU will be hosting Mountain Made: Appalachian Folk Festival on Tuesday, April 7, with events taking place throughout the day across campus including scheduled activities …

Six students with diverse passions are traveling to East Tennessee State University from Hungary. They will be in the United States from March 19 to …

In an era increasingly defined by massive, unlimited and unstoppable digital media consumption, the act of intentional creation becomes a radical gesture. This month, the …

On Sunday, Feb. 8, the U.S.’s biggest musical event took place at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. The Super Bowl halftime show was not …

This past week, ETSU celebrated the 10-year anniversary of “Banjo Romantika,” a film celebrating Czech Bluegrass music and its history. The film was shown at …

Over winter break, a group of ETSU students and faculty traveled to Podar College in Rajasthan, India, to participate in Destination Nawalgarh, a study abroad …

Growing up in Appalachia, there have always been strange things that I’ve heard from the older generations. I took many of these with a grain …

On this day in 1889, a marvel of architecture was unveiled.  All of Parisian society buzzed with anticipation for the Universal Exhibition — or, “World’s …

The Archives of Appalachia holds the stories of a region often misunderstood, but time is running out to save them. With the help of a …

For college students across America, cultural bias is a major issue. Put simply, cultural bias is when an individual or group is judged based on …