Posts tagged education

I have heard it said numerous times at family get-togethers, bar-b-ques and anywhere that there is adult small talk, “Son, you have more free time …

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 …

East Tennessee State University will soon host its first-ever LGBTQ+ Pride Festival to mark the end of the Civility Series. The food, entertainment, education and …

Over the past few weeks, there have been many protests about various issues that seem to split us right down the middle. However, this week …

Student Government Association President Keyana Miller asked ETSU President Brian Noland to speak to the SGA Senate during the open forum on Tuesday’s SGA meeting. …

In middle and high school, I held a strong identity as an arts kid. I was always particularly fond of my arts classes while shunning …

Sometimes I’m convinced that our generation is destined for inevitable destruction, but when I hear stories of the generation behind our own, that’s when I …

Dr. Brian Cross grew up in a small college town like Johnson City in Morgantown, West Virginia and attended West Virginia University, where he received …

ETSU professor and OB/GYN Residency Program Director Dr. Martin E. Olsen is running for the United States Congress. He hopes to represent Tennessee’s first congressional district …

Do you have an interest in learning American Sign Language? Beginning in fall 2018, East Tennessee State University students will have the chance to learn …