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Discover April events at ETSU, including the Mountain Made festival, music concerts, a benefit walk and family fun.

ETSU students have earned the 2026 Goldwater Scholarship, one of the nation’s most prestigious honors.

ETSU was named the Top Adventure College in 2023 and 2024 by readers of the Blue Ridge Outdoors magazine. This year, ETSU sets sights on reclaiming the title.

Three events. Two months. One transformation. See how ETSU's Clemmer College turns education candidates into confident classroom professionals.

ETSU’s Boland Research Day showcases student research, creative work and community engagement across campus and the region.

On a recent trip, ETSU Lecturer Steven Efremov was struck with inspiration – and it could land him a highly prestigious award.

Right Angle Entertainment and Maple Tree Entertainment announced the national tour schedule for Forever K-Pop – A Celebration Concert.

Dr. Kelly Moore's new documentary explores substance use treatment in jails – and why the weeks after release are the most dangerous of all.

Explore the legacy of folk musician Clarence “Tom” Ashley at ETSU’s Reece Museum through Feb. 2027, with an exhibit of his instruments, recordings and history.

ETSU is one of three universities nationwide selected to develop senior nutrition programs.

Hannah Starnes says the Fulbright fit perfectly with her unique journey and aspirations – but didn’t realize she was making ETSU history.

ETSU honors 11 outstanding students for excellence in academics, leadership and service with induction into the prestigious 1911 Society.

ETSU’s Quillen College of Medicine celebrated Match Day on Friday as 100% of the Class of 2026 matched into residency programs across the country.

The 2025 SoCon Runner of the Year discusses championships, comebacks, teamwork, and resilience.

ETSU has named a new director of commercialization to expand research translation into startups, technologies and industry partnerships.

ETSU Drs. Debbie Byrd and Florence Weierbach were honored with top fellowships by the National Academies of Practice in March.

The ETSU Appalachian Highlands Economic Forum will cover topics including macroeconomics and the economy of the region.

ETSU's Board of Trustees will hold a special called meeting of the Finance and Administration Committee on Tuesday, March 31.

ETSU Chorale will perform at the Tennessee Music Educators Association All-State Conference and host a free send-off concert March 29.

New exhibits at ETSU’s Archives of Appalachia feature powerful photography documenting the human and environmental costs of coal mining.

ABC News journalist and “What Would You Do?” host John Quiñones will headline ETSU’s Civility Week, March 23-28. 

ETSU’s Mary B. Martin School of the Arts Showcase highlighted student performances, film, storytelling and visual art.

Three students in ETSU’s Master of Health Administration program earned competitive administrative fellowships with major health systems across the U.S.

ETSU researchers are tracking an unusually warm weather pattern across Appalachia as drought conditions persist in parts of Tennessee.

The following is a statement from ETSU President Dr. Brian Noland on the passing of President Emeritus Dr. Paul E. Stanton, Jr.

Alex Montgomery didn’t always know what he wanted or the impact he could make – but it’s now clear thanks to the ability to step outside the classroom at ETSU.

Bringing heart, head and hands together: ETSU’s role in the VITA program.

ETSU pre-service teachers gained hands-on STEM experience at West View Elementary, strengthening confidence and classroom readiness.

ETSU’s 2025-26 Great Lecture Series concludes on March 6 with lectures by Drs. Brandi Eveland-Sayers and Scott Honeycutt.

Discover March events at ETSU, including esports, ETSU-Con, jazz, Oscar-nominated films, a theatrical production, a planetarium show and family fun.