Posts tagged Food

The ETSU Farmers Market is something that I look forward to every week during my class breaks. Getting a doughnut from Auntie Ruth’s, a coffee …

Since the Culp Center renovation began, campus has seemed scattered, especially dining around campus. Luckily, with the renovation being scheduled to be complete next spring, …

I lived on campus for my first two years at ETSU, and like most students living on campus, I was forced to purchase a meal …

Students may recall a survey over the summer in regard to a new name for the ETSU dining hall, the Marketplace. While a new name …

By Faisal Shah, senior, Public Health I would describe the environment at ETSU as diverse. When I walk around campus, I see students of many …

A burst of culture hit downtown Johnson City Friday with the area’s 10th annual Corazón Latino Festival, an event of dancing, music, food and unity. …

For those of you lucky enough to be planning Valentine’s Day dates, whether you’re on a budget or ready to spend some cash, there are …

On Feb. 16, the Tipton-Haynes State Historic Site, a historic location owned by the Tennessee Historical Commission, will hold the 16th annual Maple Syrup Festival …

For the vast majority of students on campus, meal plans are their main source of food, and within those meal plans, there is access to …

Yemen is a nation that is rarely thought of here in the United States. I’d even argue that hardly anyone knows much about the conflicts …