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Warm nights and dry conditions are slowing fall color development, ETSU experts say, while drought stress is causing early leaf drop in some trees.

ETSU celebrates its 1911 founding during Founders Week, Oct. 3-9, with special events honoring university history, community and tradition.

ETSU and MECC are expanding transfer opportunities through new articulation agreements connecting associate and bachelor’s degree programs.

On Friday, Sept. 11, the ETSU Board of Trustees approved the naming of the Phil and Martha Bachman College of Arts and Sciences.

ETSU is proud to be recognized among Forbes’ America’s Best-in-State Employers 2026.

Middle school students from rural communities visited ETSU's Academic Health Sciences Center to explore healthcare careers through hands-on experiences.

ETSU Campus Recreation unveils a new outdoor Fitness Court® to promote health, wellness and accessible opportunities for physical activity.

ETSU has reached a new enrollment milestone this fall, welcoming the largest freshman class in its history.

During its quarterly meeting, the ETSU Board of Trustees approved the naming of the Phil and Martha Bachman College of Arts and Sciences.

ETSU experts say this year's Appalachian fall color season will be marked by variability, with weather creating different conditions across the region.

An ETSU student pharmacist has been selected for the AACP Aspiring Academics Program, a national initiative preparing future pharmacy faculty.

ETSU’s Kenley Green has been named a 2026-27 Newman Civic Fellow for her commitment to civic leadership, rural Appalachia and community well-being.

ETSU and Kingsport City Schools have been selected as recipients of the State Collaborative on Reforming Education’s (SCORE) inaugural AI Innovation Fund.

ETSU will commemorate the 25th anniversary of 9/11 with a remembrance ceremony and memorial stair climb on Sept. 11, 2026.

ETSU will light up the sky with a free drone show on Friday, Sept. 25, as part of ETSU’s America 250 celebration.

ETSU's 2026-27 Great Lecture Series begins Sept. 18 with lectures from Drs. Kelly Price and Dane Scott.

A Boogie Wit da Hoodie and Shelailai headline ETSU’s SGA Fall Concert Oct. 7 at Freedom Hall.

An ETSU-led study shows how a fossil discovered decades ago helped rewrite the history of an extinct mammal that once inhabited coastlines across the Pacific.

Meet Captain Millie, ETSU’s explosives detection dog, who helps the ETSU Police Department provide an additional layer of safety and protection on campus.

Across the Tri-Cities, entrepreneurs of all kinds are showing that innovation can thrive close to home.

The 59th annual ETSU Alumni Golf Classic will be held at Cattails at MeadowView in Kingsport, Tennessee on Friday, September 18.

ETSU's weekly Fall Color Reports return Sept. 11 with expert forecasts, science insights and tips for experiencing autumn across Appalachia.

The ETSU Health Johnson City Community Health Center’s (JCCHC) annual Community Health Fair returns Saturday, Sept. 12.

Dr. Laura Robertson received ETSU’s 2026 Distinguished Faculty Award in Teaching for superior teaching, student impact, and leadership within the profession.

 ETSU’s Dr. Lori Meier receives the 2026 Distinguished Faculty in Service Award for her impact on graduate education, faculty mentorship and NASA outreach.

ETSU Distinguished Faculty Award recipient Dr. Gerardo Arceo-Gómez is advancing plant-pollinator research while mentoring the next generation of scientists.

A student’s journey from a life-changing hospital stay to earning her degree through ETSU’s online Bachelor of Applied Science program.

U.S. Veterans Magazine names ETSU a 2026 Yellow Ribbon School, adding to the institution's growing streak of military-friendly honors.

Students from across Tennessee can apply to East Tennessee State University for free until Sept. 30.