Posts tagged political

“Rumors of Necessity” is now on display at Tipton gallery until Nov. 15 with a scheduled reception including artists and curator on Nov. 1 from …

As someone who is particularly more political than most, it is endearing to see how the ETSU Civility Week touches on subjects of importance. Last …

The 2020 election seems distant, but with the midterms right behind us, the time has come to think about the next national election. Both parties …

With the political climate pervading social circles, and how politics seem to be the dividing point for many, when and who should discuss politics? Though …

It’s an exciting time for politics –– both in the nation and at ETSU. One graduate and one current student are running for public office …

Last year, Keyana Miller was the ETSU Student Government Association president. Have you wondered what she is up to now that she is no longer …

East Tennessee State University will soon host its first-ever LGBTQ+ Pride Festival to mark the end of the Civility Series. The food, entertainment, education and …

Notably absent from the release was the raising of age limits for certain weapons. Sarah Huckabee-Sanders said that the President still supports this measure. The administration was quoted stating that age limit restrictions failed to gain bipartisan support.

Is gun control the solution? Would stricter gun laws curb shootings like this?
In my opinion, the short answer is no.

At every turn we are bombarded with commentaries regarding the current affairs of social and political issues affecting the world. Especially in art, it doesn’t …