ETSU hosts elegant, stress-free masquerade dance for Black History Month
As we’re nearing the end of Black History Month, a few more celebrations are being held as the final events take place. The Evening of …
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Women on Wednesdays debunks drinking myths
Loren Biggs, the Coordinator of the Alcohol and Other Drugs Outreach Program at ETSU spoke at the latest Women on Wednesday’s session in the Multicultural Center. …
Candidates interview for Student Trustee position
East Tennessee State University is about to get a new student representative, and the candidates all have a voice they want to be heard. Three …
Let us never forget the price paid in blood
Sometimes I’m convinced that our generation is destined for inevitable destruction, but when I hear stories of the generation behind our own, that’s when I …
Students’ mandatory fee for voluntary service explained
“Research has shown that getting outside for 30 minutes can improve the mental health of people,” said Director of Campus Recreation Kari Albarado. “My personal …
Would you answer a ‘Dead Man’s Cell Phone’?
In our contemporary era, technology is more and more integrated into our daily lives. We’re nearly inseparable from our phones, it seems. It rings, and …
Ongoing art exhibition to inspire student artists
On Feb. 19, ETSU artists Bode Alaka and Jarleel Earby exhibited a number of their paintings and drawings in the Mulcticultural Center lounge. The event coincided with Black History Month’s culture week. The artists’ works will …
Community celebrates Chinese Spring Festival
The tables downstairs were set up with Chinese snacks and candy, as well as tables where people could make dumplings. Upstairs, chairs were set up …
Students relate to ETSU’s performance of ‘The Flick’
Overwhelmingly mundane and yet heartbreaking, funny and super relatable! ETSU students brought their take on “The Flick,” a Pultizer Prize-winning play by Annie Baker to …
ETSUCon began as event for fun, now a huge hit for students and volunteers
On Feb. 17 and 18, ETSUCon transformed the D. C. Culp University Center into an overflowing parade of cosplayers, artists, gamers and pop-culture enthusiasts alike. …