Posts tagged mental health

Senior year is finally here for many of us at ETSU, and it feels … unsettling with a tinge of fear and lots of excitement. …

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 …

I have heard it said numerous times at family get-togethers, bar-b-ques and anywhere that there is adult small talk, “Son, you have more free time …

Throughout March, ETSU’s Chronic Illness and Disease Awareness Organization (CIDA) has held several fundraisers on behalf of Johnson City’s Small Miracles Therapeutic Equestrian Center. In April, CIDA will also be assisting Small Miracles with the …

Notably absent from the release was the raising of age limits for certain weapons. Sarah Huckabee-Sanders said that the President still supports this measure. The administration was quoted stating that age limit restrictions failed to gain bipartisan support.

On Sunday, I finally saw something that I have longed to see for some two weeks now—sunshine. It seems for the past couple of weeks we …

Overwhelmingly mundane and yet heartbreaking, funny and super relatable! ETSU students brought their take on “The Flick,” a Pultizer Prize-winning play by Annie Baker to …

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 …

As a student, I’m sure you’ve felt it. Somewhere in the semester every student has these issues. It’s not unheard of, nor is it uncommon, …

Janna Scarborough has been at ETSU since 2006 and is currently the chair of the Department of Human Services. This department that recently been ranked among …