The dream didn’t die with Dr. King
On April 4, ETSU remembered the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. This year marked the 50th year of his passing. The audience was …
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ETSU Diversity Educators to host MeToo coffeehouse discussion
On March 22, ETSU Diversity Educators will be hosting a coffeehouse community discussion regarding the MeToo movement. “Diversity Educators has been hosting coffee house discussions …
Alternative Spring Break creates social change, helps those in need
For several students and staff of East Tennessee State University, spring break was a time to reflect on social issues and ways to create social …
The benefits and accessibility of learning a second language
Learning a second language can be a huge step in increasing thought process by allowing a person to view the world through a different lens. …
Social media and how it affects self-esteem
Because of recent technological advancements allowing humanity to constantly be connected throughout the day, people frequently find themselves spending hours in the realm of media. …
Honors-in-Discipline students unite in cricket game
To add a little fun and friendly competition among the honors college, a cricket game will be taking place Friday at 3 p.m for students …
Engage yourself in the power of art
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 …
Galleries work to feature inclusive art
Though ETSU will essentially be abandoned over the summer break, ETSU’s Slocumb and Tipton Galleries will be full of life. The director of the galleries, …
Campus discussion focuses on Women’s Issues
On Tuesday, students and members of the community met in the Reece Museum to discuss Women’s Issues. The discussion was held during the FL3TCH3R show …