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The program, named the Noland Family First-Generation Scholarship Endowment, aims to assist low-income students who are the first in their families to attend college.
Protesting is a right
My family has fought in every war back to the Revolutionary War and in the U.S.A. it is an individualâs right to peacefully protest.
In taking a knee, no harm is being done, nothing but young men saying, please listen to the pain, please pay attention to the injustice.
If you have to be offended, be so about veterans going homeless.
Be so about our elderly being cold and hungry.
Be so about brown or black people being shot in the back or having their neck choked by a knee.
Having worked for ETSU for over 20 years, and am an alumna, I fully support Coach Shay and the players.
With COVID-19 infection rates trending down in the region and surrounding areas, East Tennessee State University announced in a pair of emails to students Wednesday its plans to host an in-person graduation ceremony this May, and âa majority of instruction occurring in-personâ in the fall.
âAs we progress through the spring semester, it is appropriate for us to turn our attention to the 2021-22 academic year,â read the memo, which was signed by University President Brian Noland. âGiven the promise of multiple vaccines and the opportunity to realize widespread vaccinations across our region this summer, ETSU has begun planning for an increased on-ground campus presence for fall 2021 with the majority of academic instruction occurring in-person.â