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ETSU is named a 2026 Top Veteran School by U.S. Veterans Magazine, recognizing its commitment to military-affiliated students and their families.

ETSU will celebrate first-generation students, faculty, staff and alumni Nov. 9.

Explore ETSU’s November events, including Holiday Lights, concerts, theater, public lectures, art exhibits, Veterans Day activities and more.

Fall color is entering its final stretch, with middle elevations near peak and Tri-Cities valleys expected to hold color into early November.

The ETSU Jazz Ensemble will reimagine familiar pop hits with big-band arrangements during its fall concert Nov. 6 at the Martin Center.

Explaining what an articulation agreement is, how it helps community college students transfer credits to ETSU, and what to know before transferring.

Dr. Kelly Foster, director of ETSU’s Applied Social Research Lab, began a term as president of the national association for academic survey research centers.

The ETSU Martin Center for the Arts is pleased to announce a new partnership with Brightspeed, introducing an interactive photo booth experience.

ETSU senior Thomas Bales reflects on his first-generation journey, the mentors who shaped him and his goal of expanding educational access in Appalachia.

The ETSU Health Gary E. Shealy Memorial ALS Clinic recently received 2026 George E. Thibault, MD Nexus Award.

ETSU Bill Gatton College of Pharmacy's Dr. Rick Hess has been named a Fellow of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy.

ETSU’s synthetic ice rink opens Nov. 17 at University Commons, offering free skating for ETSU ID holders and $5 admission for community members.

East Tennessee State University’s Board of Trustees will hold its quarterly meeting and several committee meetings on Friday, November 6.

Fall color is moving into the Tri-Cities, say ETSU experts, with peak conditions expected from late October to early November.

The experiences of nurses and the essential role of empathy in healthcare took center stage at Nashville’s Belcourt Theatre on Oct. 21.

Individual tickets for the ETSU Martin Center for the Arts’ 2026–2027 Broadway Season, presented by Bank of Tennessee, will go on sale to the public on Oct. 22.

ETSU’s annual Holiday Lights Celebration returns Nov. 17 with a free community lighting ceremony welcoming the holiday season to campus.

ETSU’s Dula Day of Service welcomed 175 student volunteers across the region, honoring Dr. Chris Dula’s legacy through community service.

ETSU Career Services partners with local organizations for a Nov. 2-6 professional clothing drive benefiting Bucky’s Career Closet.

Support WETS-FM 89.5 during its Oct. 19-24 fall fund drive and help sustain public radio programming following the loss of federal funding.

In the latest Fall Color Report, ETSU experts say peak color is shifting from the highest peaks into the mid-elevations.

ETSU Bill Gatton College of Pharmacy is hosting admissions events on Oct. 24 and Nov. 7, allowing students to explore what a career in pharmacy looks like.

ETSU’s Counseling Center earns international accreditation recognizing its commitment to professional counseling services and student well-being.

The Niswonger Foundation will launch a new division, Niswonger Innovates, to work alongside the ETSU Research Corporation.

As part of Founders Week, ETSU President Dr. Brian Noland presented his annual State of the University address on Friday, Oct. 9, at the ETSU Martin Center.

ETSU is partnering with Ithaka S+R and 14 other institutions to better understand students’ basic needs and how they navigate support.

Fall color is spreading across the Southern Appalachians, with high elevations entering prime viewing as wind from Isaias could affect leaf retention.

ETSU professors Drs. Michelle Johnson and Cathy Galyon 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.

ETSU paleontologists return to Saltville, Virginia, for a fossil excavation focused on Ice Age animals, ancient DNA and changing Appalachian environments.