Posts tagged victims

ETSU and Virginia Tech recently received a combined $2.6 million grant from the National Institute on Drug Abuse to aid in their research on the …

Sex work has come up in topics concerning global issues and the subsequent conversation follows: Should sex work be decriminalized, legalized or remain as an …

Sex education and wellness class: Two of the most practical, yet undervalued, classes students will ever have in compulsory education. Think of it like personal …

Over the past week, news broke of Dr. Christine Blasey Ford accusing Supreme Court Justice nominee Brett Kavanagh of sexual assault. As a Supreme Court …

Sex-related crimes can be very uncomfortable to talk about, but it’s a conversation we all need to have–men and women. ETSU has its own consent/sexual …

It is important that in this current self-centered, individualistic America we learn to put ourselves into the shoes of others. There are too many people …

As we’ve all heard, Syria was bombed again by the United States, this time near doubling their missile strikes from last year’s 59 Tomahawk cruise …

On April 10 in Borchuck Plaza, ETSU’s Oasis Program hosted the “Take Back the Night” vigil, an event where anyone could speak up about their …

On April 10, white t-shirts pinned to a clothesline gently swayed in the breeze near Borchuck Plaza, and tees were decorated with personal stories in …

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 …