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ETSU invites the campus and community to fight food insecurity this holiday season through donations, meal swipes, volunteering and support initiatives.

ETSU’s Board of Trustees will hold its quarterly meeting and several committee meetings on Friday, November 14

TSU’s Holiday Concert, “Glory Shone Around,” brings more than 250 musicians together for three performances of beloved seasonal classics and new works.

ETSU’s Great Lecture Series continues Nov. 7, featuring faculty experts Drs. Gordon, Hale, and Killmeyer. Free and open to the public.

ETSU’s WETS-FM is hosting its Fall Fundraiser Nov. 3-8, aiming to gain 200 new members to sustain thoughtful public radio in Tennessee and Appalachia.

ETSU celebrates military service this November with Veterans Day events, a Quilts of Valor ceremony, and Military Appreciation Day at the football game.

Join ETSU’s Holiday Lights Celebration on Nov. 17 in Johnson City for free family fun, ice skating, live music, and a festive campus lighting ceremony.

Glide into the season! ETSU’s ice rink opens Nov. 17 with free skating, music, food and fun. Open weekends through Dec. 13.

ETSU celebrates National First-Generation College Student Day on Nov. 6, highlighting programs that help first-gen students thrive on their academic journey.

From the Mothman to Smoke Wolves, ETSU explores Appalachian monster myths as Halloween approaches.

ETSU students are representing the university at the international iGEM competition in Paris with an innovative project.

ETSU Health is continuing a tradition of caring for our community and supporting cancer patients with a new fundraising event, Bikes for Breast Cancer.

ETSU dedicated a new art installation honoring the five students who integrated the university in the 1950s, celebrating their courage and lasting impact during

Discover ETSU’s November 2025 events: Music, Broadway, holiday festivities, art exhibits & more. Meet senior theater student Natalie Underwood.

ETSU experts say this week marks the peak of fall color across Appalachia, with vibrant reds, golds, and oranges now lighting up foothills and valleys.

ETSU held the official grand opening of the Mary V. Jordan Center, a student success hub already helping students connect with support and mentoring.

Researchers at East Tennessee State University’s Quillen College of Medicine have received more than $4.9 million in NIH funding in recent months.

ETSU’s Archives of Appalachia debuts “Appalachian Foodways: Apple Butter,” exploring how this cherished tradition connects food and culture.

ETSU will unveil a new bronze sculpture honoring the five African American students who integrated the university, debuting Oct. 25 during Homecoming.

ETSU will host the Bands of America Ballad Health East Tennessee Regional Championship.

ETSU experts report peak fall color now lighting up mid-elevation ranges across Southern Appalachia, with vibrant reds and golds visible throughout the region.

Interested in medical school? The ETSU Quillen College of Medicine’s associate dean of admissions has some tips to make your application stand out.

Don’t let the busyness and stress of college get you down. ETSU provides resources to support students’ physical and mental well-being.

ETSU student Olivia Rogers turns her small-town roots and global experiences into a mission to bring compassionate, culturally aware care to rural Appalachia.

ETSU has been awarded a $29 million grant to launch the ETSU GEAR UP Partnership, an initiative to expand educational opportunities for rural students.

Forbes has recognized ETSU among America’s Best-in-State Employers for the second consecutive year.

On October 10, East Tennessee State University President Dr. Brian Noland delivered the annual State of the University address.

ETSU announced today the appointment of Howard Reddy as vice president for University Advancement and president/CEO of the ETSU Foundation.

East Tennessee State University Bill Gatton College of Pharmacy will host a Pharmacy Career Showcase on Saturday, Nov. 8.

ETSU Health’s new Division of Surgical Oncology seeks to honor all cancer patients and survivors with a free portrait session to celebrate their strength.