Posts tagged Politics

When the founders of our country wrote the Constitution, they ensured that the people of America would have a say in governing it. America was …

Two congressmen from Tennessee, Tim Burchett and Phil Roe, came to ETSU last month to speak to the Conservative Coalition, a growing student organization on …

After the flyers posted on campus last weekend that read “It’s okay to be white,” I’m reminded of an issue that seems to permeate and …

Since its inception as an art form, cinema has played a vital role in political movements. There has been a shift in the approach to …

Climate change legislation has become a hot topic of debate internationally and in the U.S. because of the 2020 presidential election approaching. One discussion point …

A lot of people don’t follow U.S. politics, but even fewer people follow international news and affairs. It’s easy to get absorbed into domestic affairs, …

A few weeks ago, ETSU’s student Conservative Coalition elected its new officers in preparation for a busy academic year. As a member of the coalition …

ETSU Votes is hoping to help students become more politically engaged by holding an essay contest. The essay topic asks students to write about one …

On Sept 18, students, faculty and members of the community gathered at Reece Museum for a lecture entitled “’The Othello Music’: Celebrating Paul Robeson’s Songs …

On Friday, Sept. 20, millions of protesters across 150 countries joined together to begin a full week of Climate Strikes. The September Climate Strikes are …