Letter from the Editor: The truth about journalism
As my time as executive editor of the East Tennessean comes to a close, I’d like to enlighten the public on a few facts about …
Posts tagged opinion
Sending troops to the border–xenophobic rhetoric or presidential precedent?
President Trump’s action of deploying the United States Military to the southern border is ingrained in xenophobia perpetuated by his prejudiced comments in the 2016 …
Why Fortnite is so addictive
Captivating the minds of millions of people across the world, Fortnite, a game designed around survival, building and shooting skills is continually growing and spreading …
Third SGA debate focuses on agreeing points
Contrary to what U.S. politics may suggest, debates are not always between two angry candidates. In fact, “I agree with my opponent” was a popular …
March for Our Lives represents the fundamental right to freedom of speech, peaceful protest
The way the world decides to act toward the March for Our Lives movement is vital to the future progress and shaping of this country. …
It’s a people problem, but which people are the problem?
Conspiracy theories are fun, but are they real, and more importantly, do they matter? I suppose the wildest conspiracy theories of murder by the hands …
A fan’s perspective of the Bucs at Bristol
On Saturday, I was one of 13,863 people at the ETSU, Western Carolina University football game at Bristol Motor Speedway. And the weekend before, I …
New ETSU Marketplace receives mixed reviews
With the first week of the fall semester officially over, students have had a chance to try out what Sodexo has to offer in the …