Posts tagged health

It is important that in this current self-centered, individualistic America we learn to put ourselves into the shoes of others. There are too many people …

On April 19, 2018, a lecture by Cody Unser was held at the Millennium Center in Johnson City. She discussed living with paralysis and bringing …

A SORBA Tri-Cities member boasted on Facebook about perfect trail conditions at ETSU last week after the club’s weekly ride last Thursday. Boy, was he …

You’ve probably heard the saying, “Third time’s the charm.” Well, for East Tennessee State University’s Bill Gatton College of Pharmacy, this is true. The college …

DO NOT MODIFY TRAILS, if you are not approved to make changes to the trails systems please refrain from doing so.

Do not fret! There are alternatives to riding in the wet. If one is going to head out stick to a road course, in this weather pavement is friend.

“Research has shown that getting outside for 30 minutes can improve the mental health of people,” said Director of Campus Recreation Kari Albarado. “My personal …

V-Day is not limited to loving others: This year, maybe we should try and love ourselves. On Feb. 13, ETSU’s Outreach and Advocacy Sexuality Information …

Why do you wear your hair the way you do? This is the question that started the discussion at the Do You Know Your Hair …

This isn’t your “Mean Girls,” abstinence-only health class from high school. The Multicultural Center presented “Sex Education” last week. The two-hour event featured two presentations …