Posts tagged students

Over the last few years, shopping at consignment shops, or “thrifting,” has become more popular, and I’ve recently gotten into it myself. There are several …

On Oct. 2, President Noland gave the State of the University Address for the 2019-2020 academic year. There he reminded us of a few points …

The University of Michigan has recently introduced a new form of transportation – an autonomous shuttle expediting the process of walking to and fro around …

In the past few years, ETSU has expanded significantly with the football stadium, the Martin Center and the Culp renovation. Along with the campus’s expansion, …

To encourage students to strengthen their democracy, ETSU Votes held a registration event for National Voter Registration Day Tuesday, Sept. 24, in Borchuck Plaza, along …

The ETSU Farmers Market is something that I look forward to every week during my class breaks. Getting a doughnut from Auntie Ruth’s, a coffee …

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 …

Since the Culp Center renovation began, campus has seemed scattered, especially dining around campus. Luckily, with the renovation being scheduled to be complete next spring, …

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 …

When people asked me what I wanted to study in college, they had various ideas of what they wanted me to say: Medicine, law, business …