Posts tagged Diversity

On Sept. 8, The Black Affairs Association hosted an event called, “Vibe N’ Paint.” The event was an easy way for many diverse students all …

At the heart of a campus that is built on the idea of promoting the variegation and inclusion of its students, the East Tennessee State …

ETSU held a panel on religion and spiritual identity that featured a variety of students from different beliefs for a peaceful discussion on what they …

ETSU’s Civility Week kicked off in force early this week with discussion revolving around a number of topics related to diversity, civics and equity. Civility …

I need to clarify myself. Recently a peer, after reading my criticisms of human resources departments and the marketization of anti-racism, asked me what I …

The Mary V. Jordan Multicultural Center is looking to bring on new diversity educators to help spearhead the school’s efforts to provide a welcome space …

The Office of Equity and Inclusion’s second annual conference is approaching on Sept. 22 with the theme “By All for All: Remapping our Communities, Economies, …

ETSU President Brian Noland is one of those university presidents who genuinely cares about his students. This care that he has for us was evident …

Amid a summer of unrest, as thousands across the country took to the streets to protest the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and other …

For many LGBT people, finding a place to exist without discrimination can be difficult. Living in the buckle of the Bible Belt makes this task …