Posts tagged education

May 16 – Community Naloxone Training On Wednesday, May 16, at 6 p.m. the East Tennessee State University Gatton College of Pharmacy Generation Rx Committee, …

College is a time not only to be educated in a major and specialty, but it’s a place to grow up in understanding how the …

We live in a day and age where we want everyone to feel accepted. We want no one to be upset, feel left out or excluded, …

The D.P. Culp University Center auditorium was decorated with colorful balloons around each corner of the stage and a large sign that said “The Office …

An ETSU alum with a heart for the community will soon be rewarded for his service. Craig Charles, a former ETSU football player, is set …

On April 12, 2018 ETSU’s Oasis held its fifth annual “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” event in Borchuck plaza. Approximately 60 people showed up …

Last week, various ETSU departments and student organizations including the likes of Diversity Educators, Engineering and Technology, Multicultural Affairs and SAGA hosted the university’s first Pride Festival, a monument to growing …

On April 11, East Tennessee State University held the 2018 Unity Fest sponsored by the Multicultural Center. This annual event allows groups around campus and …

When a professor assigns a group project, most every student in the class will inevitably release a groan of disgust, but for some, this is …

College can suck. Endless amounts of stress from exams, homework and anything and everything else we all have to deal with can make this higher …