Posts tagged Multicultural Affairs

Multicultural Affairs held presentations on Monday, March 19 and Tuesday, March 20 following their Cultural Competency series of presentations. This week’s presentations were over disabilities. …

Jam Nights often allow students to express themselves by performing songs or spoken word poetry. On Feb. 8, ETSU students gathered together to express themselves …

Voice your opinion. As a part of the Black History Month events by Unapologetically Black, Feb. 12-18 will be “Discussion Week,” and it will include …

Jan. 17 – March 23: “Finite Disappointment / Infinite Hope” In honor of Black History Month, visit the exhibit by contemporary Washington D.C. photographer and …

ETSU’s Multicultural Affairs works diligently every year to bring international and domestic students together to explore the many different cultures on our campus through International …

The crowded Culp Auditorium and its empty stage were transported across the Atlantic as the Shades of Africa event began on November 18. The event, which was put …

Here in America, Thanksgiving is a holiday that is intertwined with tradition. It is a time in which college students can take a break from …

Every dark cloud has a silver lining, so they say. Well, Michael Brown Sr. does, anyway. This was the theme of the father of late …

In recent years, ETSU has seen a rise in international students, and in turn, a rise in representation of their various cultures on campus. At the Multicultural …

This weekend, the ETSU Office of Multicultural Affairs hosted its third annual Native American festival. ETSU students were excited to see the festival’s return. According to …