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ETSU students will have the opportunity to experience Broadway at an affordable price.

The ETSU College of Health Sciences honored its Distinguished Alumna awardee and Hall of Fame inductees on Friday.

ETSU Gatton College of Pharmacy secures increased state support, building on its community-funded roots to expand access and impact in Appalachia.

ETSU’s Rocket League team advances to the NACE Grand Finals in Orlando, marking a major milestone for the university’s growing esports program.

ETSU faculty were appointed to Tennessee’s Music Advisory Council, advancing statewide strategy for music, culture and economic impact.

Former U.S. Sen. Bill Frist is the featured speaker for the latest installment of ETSU’s Leading Voices in Public Health lecture series.

ETSU student Ali Johnson spends Semester at Sea, visiting 10 countries while studying global education.

East Tennessee State University’s Campus Recreation Field Complex is getting a new name and a significant investment in student recreation facilities. 

ETSU Gatton College of Pharmacy earned national APhA honors, including a 3rd straight first-place OSUD award and recognition for students and faculty.

ETSU Health Family Medicine’s new street medicine program brings care directly to people experiencing homelessness while training resident physicians.

ETSU is hosting an online child safety event for the community to provide resources and answer important safety questions.

Student leader Daylin Karlon highlights campus community through leadership, service, and internships that prepare him for a career in recreation management.

Twelve outstanding high school seniors from across the region have been selected as the newest members of the Roan Scholars Leadership Program.

Emerson Foriest is a Fulbright semifinalist. If she wins, she’ll research the English Romantic movement in the same region where it happened.

Two graduates of ETSU's College of Business and Technology share what it's like to be an entrepreneur in Johnson City.

Tickets are now on sale for NUTCRACKER! Magical Christmas Ballet, returning to the ETSU Martin Center for the Arts.

ETSU professor earned a national award for peer review, recognizing her role in strengthening research across the field of education.

ETSU hosts Forever ETSU Week of Giving April 20–26, culminating with Forever Fest, a free community block party with music and family fun.

A special installment of ETSU’s Great Lecture Series features Dr. Randy Wykoff, retiring dean of the College of Public Health.

Nancy Lazo knew she was excited to go to college – but didn’t realize the impact community and connection would have on her journey.

ETSU alum Olivia Ellis, a successful art director in New York City, has designed band t-shirts for the Jonas Brothers.

ETSU choral ensembles present “Draw the Circle Wide” April 24, exploring connection, belonging and community through music.

How do you choose the right college? Start by asking these 5 questions about academics, campus life, cost, belonging, and career preparation.

For the third consecutive year, ETSU’s Quillen College of Medicine ranked top five nationally for graduates practicing in medically underserved areas.

Award-winning author Ron Rash will headline ETSU’s Spring Literary Festival, bringing nationally recognized voices in Appalachian and contemporary literature.

ETSU students lead behind-the-scenes work for “Carrie: The Musical,” balancing technical precision with powerful themes of bullying and kindness.

Forty ETSU students traveled to Panama earlier this year, delivering essential health services to communities with limited access to health care.

A world of imagination and discovery came to life at the ETSU Martin Center for the Arts.

Dr. Katelyn Alexander, Director of Experiential Education at ETSU Gatton College of Pharmacy, has been named a Fellow of the American Pharmacist's Association.

ETSU’s Quillen College of Medicine is now accepting applications for two free summer programs that give high school students hands-on exposure to medicine.