Posts tagged Sustainability

Overlooked in Appalachia, a student-run magazine, is gearing up to begin this semester’s series, titled “Science in Our Backyard.” Overlooked in Appalachia is a student-led …

The homecoming events this past week featured a fashion show hosted by ETSU’s Fashion Marketing and Merchandising program and Collegiate Merchandising Association. Dr. Sookhyun Kim …

Madison Hayton, a team leader from EcoNuts, discussed the festivities for the upcoming Kickoff Glow Party on Sept. 16. EcoNuts, a group of student workers …

There is a lot of questioning wondering if ETSU can be a more sustainable campus, especially if we are making a greater impact on the …

Sustainability is incredibly important to keeping our Earth going. It is the necessary action we must take to ensure future generations have their needs met. …

ETSU hosted its fourth Wild & Scenic Film Festival on April 10. “The thought for this festival is to expose people to outdoor adventure, and …

From a young age, Anthony Flaccavento wanted to change the world, and on Friday the author, two-time congressional candidate and founder of Appalachian Sustainable Development …

Zoë Hester, an ETSU graduate student, works to encourage others to live a low waste lifestyle. Hester runs an Instagram account and blog called Zero …

On Feb. 28, Peterson Toscano visited the ETSU campus for an event titled “Everything is Connected” event, a tour de force of instigating conversations that …

What college student hasn’t shopped at Forever 21, Target, Old Navy or Charlotte Russe at least once? The clothing is cheap, and the styles stay …