College of Arts and Sciences

Thomas Bales found a support system at ETSU to help him reach for big dreams in politics.

Dr. Michael Allen's new book explores Gandhi's political philosophy, offering timely insights into nationalism, democracy, and the voice of ordinary people.

ETSU's Climate Office is urging Southern Appalachian communities to prepare for a hotter-than-average summer.

ETSU grad Jahlil White embraced every opportunity to grow, lead and inspire during his time on campus.

As a political science major, former SGA president, and Roan Scholar, Trent's story is one of leadership, resilience, and service.

ETSU will honor more than 2,000 graduates during its May Commencement ceremonies featuring distinguished alumni speakers and milestone celebrations.

ETSU's 2024-25 Great Lecture Series concludes on Friday, April 25, with lectures by Drs. Deidre Pierce and Alan Stevens.

An ETSU scientist is studying how to naturally enhance vitamin levels in soybeans using gene activation and cutting-edge tools like machine learning.

Renowned author Helena Mara Viramontes will keynote ETSU's 2025 Spring Literary Festival, joining a lineup of celebrated writers.

April is National Poetry Month, and ETSU is celebrating the observance with a display of winning student poetry contest entries and more.