College of Arts and Sciences

The Archives of Appalachia at ETSU is a storehouse of written words, images and sounds documenting life in Southern Appalachia.

ETSU's 2024-25 Great Lecture Series continues on Friday, April 4, with lectures by Dr. Kelly N. Foster, Rene Critcher Lyons and Dr. Phyllis Thompson.

ETSU vocal music major Gabrielle Stoll shares future plans as the university prepares for a month of diverse performances and musical events across campus.

ETSU's "The Tempest" runs April 10-13, combining Shakespearean drama with Celtic folklore, traditional music, and student artistry.

The ETSU Jazz Festival brings high school and college musicians together for a day of performances, clinics, and a headline concert by the Adam Larson Trio.

ETSU climatologists predict a warmer-than-average spring in Appalachia, with typical rainfall and severe weather.

ETSU student Annie Hutchins is presenting a quilt exhibition at Tipton Gallery, blending family history and Appalachian craft traditions.

ETSU is hosting a Square Dance Extravaganza featuring the high-energy, old-time Hogslop String Band and an opening performance by the student-led Twin Taters.

This listing shares information on concerts, film screenings, exhibits, public talks and other events open to the public in March at ETSU.

ETSU students Leah Loveday and Gunnar Wolf Stewart have been selected as finalists for the prestigious 2025 Harry S. Truman Scholarship.