Tennessee transplant: The last class with beloved Professor Robert Sawyer
As an online student, I do not expect to have a lot of interaction with my professors and classmates, but this was not the case …
Posts tagged English
What do you plan to do with your English degree?
Students of the humanities are cursed to hear, upon meeting a new person at any point in their collegiate career some variation of the question, …
Literacy: A necessary skill but one that many lack
The one thing I’ve learned most in grad school is how important literacy is, both from a student’s perspective and from the perspective of an …
Graves serves as Poet in Residence
ETSU’s Poet in Residence is Dr. Jesse Graves, an avid reader and writer. Graves is from Sharps Chapel, Tennessee, a small town about 40 miles …
Entering the depths of journalism and coming out alive
I began my undergraduate career with the intention of becoming an editor one day. Although fiction was my passion and still remains my favorite form …
Dr. Reid: English professor, literature lover, mentor
Imagine meeting your first love the moment you learned how to read. For one ETSU professor, this was the case. “I love that great literature …
Keeping up with Keyana
Last year, Keyana Miller was the ETSU Student Government Association president. Have you wondered what she is up to now that she is no longer …
Bridging the gap between art and science in education
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 …
ETSU’s Reece Museum presents Salvador Dalí and the Divine Comedy Part II: Purgatory
Art and literature unite at the ETSU Reece Museum’s Salvador Dalí Exhibit. The exhibit, which has been open since April 5, depicts the paintings of …
Mockingbird flies into 44th year
If you enjoy creative literature and artistic expression, The Mockingbird may provide the perfect outlet for your creativity. The Mockingbird is a student-led literary and …