Posts tagged nature

ETSU will start releasing fall color predictions every Thursday of the season to give students the opportunity to enjoy the fall season.  The Appalachian Mountains …

Born in southwest Virginia, Cade Campbell’s Appalachian roots run generations deep, but his connection to the region is built on more than just native geography. …

With finals quickly approaching and in collaboration with Earth Month, the ETSU Counseling Center hosted a University Woods Meditation Walk on April 14.  The walk …

On April 7, ETSU’s EcoNuts, a sustainability organization, hosted a succulent planting event on campus. “Multiple studies have been done that suggest indoor plants keep …

The Department of Sustainability hosted its third Hot! Topics discussion this semester, this time about the benefits of trees, on Wednesday from noon to 1 …

Everyone knows that college can be stressful, but the Econuts can help students and faculty unwind with their monthly meditative walks, the first of which …

The start of fall semester brings about not only new classes but also new outdoor activities for students to partake in, courtesy of Campus Recreation. Throughout …

The climb on Cat’s Pajamas is deceptively never-ending. The climb is worth the descent; a series of steep drops into short popping up-hills will make the smile spread ear-to-ear.

East Tennessee is known for its natural beauty and wildlife. Even the old-growth trees in the region will be getting some notice soon in the …

We have a few more weeks of winter, but I am not holding my breath for any snow days. It’s going on two weeks of …