Posts tagged nature

As we know, numerous folklore tales and traditions heard in the Appalachian Mountains come from the native peoples. Today, we’re going to discuss the rich …

On Tuesday, Oct. 28, from 2 to 4 P.M., the Reece Museum hosted a gallery talk titled “Appalachian Animism: Plants, Religion, and Voice of the …

Bugs. Love them or hate them, they exist. No matter your opinion on bugs, it’s important you’re aware of them– especially ticks. You’ve probably seen …

We’ve all heard the saying “go touch grass” at least once before. It’s a snarky reply used by Gen Z on the internet as a …

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 …