Posts tagged religion

With Christmas coming up, many students of other faiths are also gathering. The Muslim Student Association, led by Hasaan Shakil, is helping to put on …

ETSU held a panel on religion and spiritual identity that featured a variety of students from different beliefs for a peaceful discussion on what they …

Romance seems to permeate every culture in some way. It’s as old as civilization itself. It’s something people all over the world celebrate and enjoy. …

In Tennessee, it is not uncommon to see a church campus the size of a high school. The sight is almost ubiquitous with the state …

We all take classes where we discuss divisive ethical or political issues. These discussions reveal how differently we believe on current event issues, whether that …

For many, social media is a harmless outlet of expression, but for Dr. Larycia Hawkins, it cost her everything. Filmmaker Linda Midgett follows the story behind how a hijab changed Hawkins’s whole life.

ETSU associate sociology professor Dr. Joseph O. Baker will be the new editor of the peer-reviewed academic journal, Sociology of Religion. It is the official …

Even though it’s 2019, there’s still legislation attempting (and succeeding) to reduce the rights of marginalized communities, particularly the LGBTQ community. From Trump’s national transgender …

On Friday, Feb. 1, ETSU’s downtown branch of the Slocumb Galleries, the Tipton Gallery, hosted a reception for a new exhibit titled “Tangibility of Faith: …

Lindsey King, an associate professor of Anthropology at ETSU, bought a one-way ticket to Europe when she was a sophomore in college and believed she …