Coffee and Creative Writing event
Last weeks event, “Coffee and Creative Writing” was the first in an ongoing series of club programming being put on by the Sherrod Library and …
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ETSU alum holds book signing for scholarship
On Aug. 26, ETSU held a book signing for Jocelyn Mooneyhan Lacey and her children’s book “An Angel Named Johnia.” The book signing was held …
A review of “Euphoria” season two and questions left unanswered
The first season of “Euphoria” aired on HBO Max in the summer of 2019, and while it was quite popular back then, this season the …
Art, dance classes offered this fall at Jonesborough
The McKinney Center and Jonesborough’s Mary B. Martin Program for the Arts launched their fall 2019 schedule, featuring an abundant lineup of classes for all …
Professor to be next editor of major journal
ETSU associate sociology professor Dr. Joseph O. Baker will be the new editor of the peer-reviewed academic journal, Sociology of Religion. It is the official …
Entering the depths of journalism and coming out alive
I began my undergraduate career with the intention of becoming an editor one day. Although fiction was my passion and still remains my favorite form …
Writing center helps in-person and online
Writing is something nearly every student has had to do during their college career. Although it’s challenging at times, the writing center wants to make …
Xhenet Aliu to speak at Reece Museum
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. One author is bringing this saying to life. Xhenet Aliu, who recently published her novel “Brass” …
Texting is overrated; write a letter to show how you care
A valuable practice gradually becoming more extinct to mankind is communicating with letters, notecards or other materials, and I find that this neglect is leading …
SASCOL now accepting applications for students’ writing
You just finished putting your all into a paper. Looking at it, you actually feel proud of what you have just written. If this is …