Posts tagged ETSU

The academy, in spite of constant and largely unfounded criticism of left-wing bias, is an industry that by-and-large devalues the agency of its workers. Imperatives …

After the flyers posted on campus last weekend that read “It’s okay to be white,” I’m reminded of an issue that seems to permeate and …

The Preview and Orientation Leader Organization showcased their presence on campus during homecoming by taking home several winning titles at halftime of the ETSU football …

In the midst of homecoming celebrations, flyers stating, “It’s okay to be white,” were found on ETSU’s campus Nov. 1. According to ETSU President Brian …

Members and Alumni of the “Divine Nine” historically African American fraternities and sororities gathered with the rest of the ETSU community on Saturday morning to …

Surrounded by fake spiders and streamers reading, “Enter at your own risk,” children of all ages got to trick-or-treat and participate in Halloween-themed activities on …

Sherrod Library displayed its hidden treasures during a rare books and maps display on Oct. 23 from noon to 4 p.m. in the Quillen Conference …

An Out of the Darkness Community Walk, the first walk of its kind to take place in Johnson City, will be held on ETSU’s campus …

Mental health has become an increasingly talked about topic and for good reason. Mental health has the capacity to strongly affect our lives in so …

ETSU’s surveying and mapping program received a 2019 Education Award from The National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying. The NCEES is a licensing …