DEI office ends operations, student centers to be “reimagined”
ETSU announced plans to restructure its student centers following the passage of new legislation prohibiting diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) offices at public institutions in …
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UPDATE: Flyers on campus read ‘No White Guilt’
UPDATE: ETSU Senior Kayla Hackney, after finding one on her car in the Centennial Hall parking lot, confirms that the flyers found on some cars …
2020 calls for Culp renovations
A $45 million dream is now reality. Despite final numbers in price not yet determined, about five years ago plans to renovate the D.P. Culp …
Symposium focuses on retention of African American students
On Friday March 31, more than 120 registrants from 14 of Tennessee’s colleges and universities filled the third floor of the D.P. Culp University Center, …
ETSU to host ‘Escape from Rape’ conference
Since the beginning of the Fall 2016 semester, two sexual assaults have been reported to ETSU Public Safety. With the issue of sexual assault on …
Basler Center for Physical Activity’s new adventure begins
With the commencement of a ribbon cutting, a new type of adventure began at ETSU. On Aug. 30, President Brian Noland and Joe Sherlin, vice …
Culp Center reno prep under way
Changes to food services at ETSU will come sooner rather than later, with Sodexo – the university’s newly selected food service provider – taking over …
Future on-campus freshmen to face meal plan requirement
For future ETSU freshmen who live in the on-campus residence halls, excluding Buc Ridge, the days of optional meal plans are coming to an end. …
ETSU teams up with Porter Khouw Consulting to consider food service options
Students have been receiving a lot of surveys in their inbox lately, and if you’re like most students, you probably discard most of the emails …