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ETSU scientists: Beavers have been shaping North America for 7 million years
ETSU scientists: Beavers have been shaping North America for 7 million years
ETSU scientists have shed new light on beavers and their impact on North American ecosystems, dating back millions of years.
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‘FL3TCH3R’ Exhibit on display at ETSU’s Reece Museum
‘FL3TCH3R’ Exhibit on display at ETSU’s Reece Museum
The ‘FL3TCH3R’ exhibit, with Adam DelMarcelle serving as juror, is on display at ETSU’s Reece Museum.
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ETSU CCRHS training next generation of child welfare advocates
ETSU CCRHS training next generation of child welfare advocates
The Child Advocacy Studies certificate at ETSU is designed to complement a bachelor’s degree in fields, such as social work.
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ETSU professors part of major project studying student behavior
ETSU professors part of major project studying student behavior
Drs. Kim Hale and Pamela Mims, part of a project that has received $3.8 million in grant funding, are partnering with regional schools to study behavior.
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ETSU to host ‘Upper East Tennessee Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Summit’
ETSU to host ‘Upper East Tennessee Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Summit’
Join ETSU’s Office of Professional Development for the first annual summit on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault on Oct. 27, 2023.
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An inspiring journey toward a career in special education
An inspiring journey toward a career in special education
ETSU senior Ashlyn Mills discovered her passion for special education and the university's commitment to preparing students for impactful careers.
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Outstanding leaders in ETSU’s Department of Student Life and Enrollment
Outstanding leaders in ETSU’s Department of Student Life and Enrollment
Three devoted ETSU staff members assume new roles in the Department of Student Life and Enrollment.
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ETSU celebrates ribbon-cutting at Gilbreath Hall
ETSU celebrates ribbon-cutting at Gilbreath Hall
ETSU held a ribbon-cutting at the newly renovated Gilbreath Hall, the university’s oldest academic building, as part of Founder's Week.
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ETSU continues tradition of hand-painted ornaments
ETSU continues tradition of hand-painted ornaments
ETSU has unveiled a new holiday ornament featuring the Amphitheatre.
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Celebrating ETSU Heroes
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Celebrating ETSU Heroes
ETSU recognized three individuals and two university divisions as “ETSU Heroes” for the many ways they have gone beyond to support the mission of ETSU.