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ETSU student-run marketing agency, BucHouse, has received the community-engaged learning designation to highlight the work being done with community partners.

ETSU's 2026-27 Faculty and Friends Chamber Series will feature four performances celebrating chamber music, Appalachian heritage and faculty artistry.

After a childhood hospital stay introduced her to ETSU, first-year student Kamara Pennington is returning to begin her own journey as a Buc.

East Tennessee State University’s Board of Trustees will hold its quarterly meeting and several committee meetings on Friday, September 11.

ETSU’s BucID is now available on your mobile device. Use your phone or Apple Watch for campus access, dining, purchases, and more.

The Reece Museum's newest exhibitions explore Appalachian art, music, history and culture through six displays now open on the ETSU campus.

The ETSU Martin Center's Fifth Broadway season presented by Bank of Tennessee features four national touring productions and special 2026 encore, CLUE.

The Tri-Cities College Fair, hosted by ETSU Undergraduate Admissions, will give attendees the opportunity to learn more about college admissions, scholarships,

ETSU celebrated the ribbon-cutting for its new 67,000-square-foot Academic Building, a state-of-the-art facility designed to prioritize teaching, learning, and

ETSU honored three faculty members with its 2026 Distinguished Faculty Awards, recognizing excellence in teaching, research and service.

A new ETSU initiative, supported by Truist Foundation, helps small businesses strengthen workplaces, improve retention and support families.

ETSU will host a regional conference exploring healthy aging, bringing together experts and community partners to support older adults and caregivers.

Find key ETSU student services for academic, financial, personal and campus support, with resources to help you navigate college and find the right office.

ETSU announced a new ticketing, marketing and fundraising technology partnership with Paciolan.

ETSU announces its 2026-27 Student Foundation Ambassadors after a successful year of promoting philanthropy among peers, alumni and donors.

ETSU Welcome Week returns Aug. 23-29 with events, activities and opportunities to connect, get involved and make the most of the new semester.

An ETSU researcher received a $3.1 million NIH grant to study why the immune system remains weakened after sepsis, opening the door to potential new treatments.

The ETSU Martin Center for the Arts will host "Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder Christmas" on Sunday, Dec. 13.

ETSU Bill Gatton College of Pharmacy honored members of the Tennessee General Assembly for their support of the college, including historic state funding.

ETSU Bill Gatton College of Pharmacy welcomed 71 members of its Class of 2030 at a White Coat Ceremony on Friday, Aug. 14.

Gov. Bill Lee has appointed Dr. Bert J. Smith, CEO and founder of Renuven Health Partners, to the East Tennessee State University Board of Trustees.

ETSU marked 10 years of the ETSU at Sevierville site with a celebration on August 13 that featured community leaders, faculty, staff and students.

ETSU's Center for Rural Health and Research released its 2026 Annual Report, highlighting expanded research, partnerships and impact across rural Appalachia.

ETSU is once again on Forbes’ list of America’s Best Employers for Women in its 2026 ranking.

ETSU celebrates 30 years of ETSU PRIDE with redesigned yard signs that welcome students and showcase community support across the region.

ETSU biology and engineering student Katie Dick spent the summer conducting research at Columbia University as an HHMI Cech Fellow.

Following a national search, East Tennessee State University has named Rebecca C. Tolene as University Counsel, effective Oct. 1. 

Thirteen undergraduate researchers will present projects addressing addiction and substance use during ETSU's Undergraduate Addiction Research Symposium.

ETSU showcased national leadership in interprofessional education at the Tennessee Interprofessional Practice and Education Consortium.

ETSU’s Quillen College of Medicine welcomed its largest entering class ever as 100 students received their white coats and began their medical school journey.