Posts tagged Multicultural Center

This past Friday, 12 contestants had the opportunity to be named ETSU Mr. Shades of Africa 2017 and Ms. Shades of Africa 2017. The Office …

Ironically, while growing up in a big city before moving to college, I did not connect with many individuals of different beliefs, cultures and backgrounds. …

On Wednesday, Sept. 6, the Department of Women’s Studies held its first lecture in a series of lectures called Women on Wednesdays which seeks to …

East Tennessee State University’s first annual Privilege Walk, which has been going on every other Thursday since Feb. 2, continued this week with the topic …

Improvement is never easy – change takes commitment. ETSU’s graduation rate is below national average, around 42 percent, and its African American graduation rate is …

When former ETSU freshman Tristian Rettke taunted peaceful Black Lives Matters protesters in Borchuck Plaza on Sept. 28, ETSU reacted in support of the demonstrators. …

The civil rights movement feels like it happened centuries ago to today’s ETSU students, but in reality, the university enrolled its first black student 60 …

Delanna Reed, a storyteller and ETSU professor, led a discussion on March 2 as part of the Queer in Appalachia speaker series, a program that …

The Diversity Educators Program at ETSU will be hosting an event to educate students about diversity in politics. “The purpose of the event is to …

ETSU’s Multicultural Center opened on the second floor of the Culp Center on Tuesday, marking an exciting change for ETSU students. The center will provide …