As part of Founders Week, ETSU President Dr. Brian Noland presented his annual State of the University address on Friday, Oct ...
ETSU is partnering with Ithaka S+R and 14 other institutions to better understand students’ basic needs and how they navigate support.
The search for money to pay for college begins with two key financial aid applications that are now open. To receive ...
Fall color is spreading across the Southern Appalachians, with high elevations entering prime viewing as wind from Isaias could affect leaf retention.
Simple nutrition tips can help college students build healthy eating habits, maintain energy and support focus throughout the day.
Recent rain and cooler temperatures have improved the fall color outlook, with the Southern Appalachians’ highest elevations approaching peak.
ETSU professors Drs. Michelle Johnson and Cathy Gaylon are the featured speakers for this month’s Great Lecture Series event on Oct. 23.
Type One Energy scientist Dr. Nicholas Eidietis will visit ETSU Oct. 26 to discuss nuclear fusion and Project Infinity in Tennessee.
Explore ETSU’s October events, including Founders Week, Homecoming, concerts, theater, lectures, exhibits, athletics and other community activities.