SGA executive candidates debate diversity and equality
ETSU Student Government Association executive branch candidates took the stage in the D.P Culp Auditorium on March 27 to debate diversity and equality. The debate …
Posts tagged Diversity
Dr. Bernice King speaks on building bridges, not walls
“What does Black Lives Matter have in common with Donald Trump?” That question left many confused in Brooks Gym Monday night, where Dr. Bernice A. …
Check your privilege at ETSU’s Privilege Walk
East Tennessee State University’s first annual Privilege Walk, which has been going on every other Thursday since Feb. 2, continued this week with the topic …
ETSU Spring Talent Show promotes cultural unity
Music, laughs and applause filled the D.P. Culp Center Auditorium on Tuesday night at the ETSU Spring Talent Show. The event, which was sponsored by …
SGA committee changes Civility Week to Civility Month
Civility Week is now Civility Month in order to allow greater scheduling flexibility. “In previous years, so many great events would be closely scheduled in …
The ETSU Board of Trustees could be more diverse
On Oct. 23, 2016, the East Tennessean reported that Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam had announced the eight appointees to ETSU’s new governing board, the Board of …
Students, administrators hope Rettke’s acts in Borchuck will promote diversity awareness
When former ETSU freshman Tristian Rettke taunted peaceful Black Lives Matters protesters in Borchuck Plaza on Sept. 28, ETSU reacted in support of the demonstrators. …
Multicultural Expo showcases campus diversity
In recent years, ETSU has seen a rise in international students, and in turn, a rise in representation of their various cultures on campus. At the Multicultural …
Should computer science be a top priority for school curriculums?
When I was in grade school, I spent hundreds of hours of my life learning math, science, social studies and English. We did have a …
Pridewalk Painting: unifying organizations one square at a time
When walking through ETSU’s campus, it is impossible to not feel a sense of pride and unity when passing the Pridewalk. Over the last few …