Posts tagged culture

The pavilion in downtown Johnson City was packed with people on April 6 as they viewed booths, listened to the live music on the stage …

Next week, ETSU’S Outreach and Advocacy Sexuality Information for Students program will take back the night as part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month. In 2009, …

Whether society decides to admit it or not, most of us purchase and drink Starbucks coffee way too often without considering the coffee and products …

Multicultural Affairs held presentations on Monday, March 19 and Tuesday, March 20 following their Cultural Competency series of presentations. This week’s presentations were over disabilities. …

The Tide Pod Challenge–this incredibly stupid act swept the United States earlier this year and involved people, typically teenagers, attempting to consume a laundry detergent …

In time, the definition and implication of the American Dream has morphed to become vastly different than what it represented in the past. Over a …

On Feb. 19, ETSU artists Bode Alaka and Jarleel Earby exhibited a number of their paintings and drawings in the Mulcticultural Center lounge. The event coincided with Black History Month’s culture week. The artists’ works will …

In life, one under-looked realization we are all missing is knowing where our ancestors lived and what country they claimed as their home. For many …

Recently, in one of my business classes we were assigned to read a book entitled “StrengthsFinder 2.0.” This brief, straight-to-the-point book is centered around one central …

Believe it or not, ETSU and Northern Ireland have a lot in common. For Appalachian Studies students, this connection might seem like old news. However, …