Academics & Learning

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

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

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

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

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

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

The East Tennessee State University College of Nursing is leading an initiative set to strengthen our region’s nursing workforce.

ETSU Bill Gatton College of Pharmacy announces the names of nearly 100 students who qualified for the college's dean's list for spring 2026.

ETSU graduate student Ajay Samtani is gaining hands-on experience in sport management while serving youth through community-engaged learning and internships.

ETSU English graduate Aaron Wininger is a Fulbright semifinalist for Bulgaria, inspired by cultural parallels between Appalachia and the Balkans.

While from different backgrounds, ETSU students come together as interns to craft unforgettable experiences around the baseball diamond.

ETSU graduate Hannah Tate Gulley found belonging through student advocacy and now returns to pursue a Master of Social Work while supporting others.

ETSU student Emma Hurley studied interior architecture in one of the world's most architecturally significant cities during ETSU’s Studio Rome summer program.

ETSU's GEAR UP Summer Camp welcomed area middle school students for hands-on college, STEM and career exploration experiences.

The College of Nursing is pleased to announce that Dr. Jennifer Hitt has been selected to become a Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing

ETSU alumna Kendall Robertson was selected for the prestigious CBYX Fellowship and will spend a year studying, interning and living in Germany.

ETSU has announced the names of students who attained a grade point average qualifying them for inclusion in the dean’s list for spring 2026.

A new articulation agreement guaranteed that BlueHorizon student apprentices can transition seamlessly from Chattanooga State Community College to ETSU.

ETSU named a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense (CAE-CD), reflecting the strength of the department of computing’s cybersecurity program.

ETSU and Walters State create a seamless transfer pathway from AAS Respiratory Care to ETSU’s online B.S. Respiratory Therapy completion program.

Out of 161 teams, the ETSU cybersecurity club “Cyberbucs” placed 12th during the semester-long MITRE competition.

The new Bears to Bucs transfer pathway removes barriers to a four-year degree, guaranteeing Northeast State Community College students admission to ETSU.

ETSU is launching a new undergraduate degree focused on tourism, entertainment, events, and hospitality leadership!

Dr. Robert Pack will become the next Dean of the ETSU College of Public Health on July 1, 2026.

ETSU’s new graduate degree prepares students for careers in environmental health, disaster resilience and public health.

ETSU has launched a new graduate program focused on environment, health, and disaster sciences, and a new undergraduate program focused on hospitality.