Academics & Learning

Feeling overwhelmed by college? ETSU's Mary V. Jordan Center offers support from application to career.

John Green, best-selling author of The Anthropocene Reviewed, will speak at ETSU's Festival of Ideas on Feb. 26, 2026.

From D2L and Degree Works to databases and 3D printers, ETSU provides many technological tools students need.

East Tennessee State University’s Quillen College of Medicine will expand the size of its incoming classes in 2026, growing from 78 students to 100 students.

Three ETSU faculty members were honored with the university’s highest award for excellence in teaching, research, and service at the annual Faculty Convocation.

ETSU finance students manage actual investment portfolios through a new partnership.

Members of ETSU's Bill Gatton College of Pharmacy’s Class of 2029 have received their white coats, marking the beginning of their pharmacy school journey.

Despite her initial fears, Rachel Moore quickly found her second family at ETSU.

Two ETSU resident advisors share their lists of handy items to pack to bring to residence halls this fall.

From parking permits to textbooks and ID cards, here are a few simple tips to help you start the new semester strong at ETSU.

Learn the final steps to take before the payment deadline to secure your ETSU class schedule.

The ETSU Quillen College of Medicine officially welcomed 78 members of the Class of 2029 on Friday, July 25.

Skylar has embraced leadership and service opportunities. After she graduates, she hopes to go to law school and pursue family and juvenile law.

The TRIO Ronald E. McNair Program at ETSU changed Shanna Holt's life. Learn how the program made an impact on her future career.

When Matthew came to ETSU, he knew what he wanted to study: math. A mentor, however, helped him realize another important part of the equation: his "why."

ETSU has released the Spring 2025 Dean’s List, recognizing undergraduate students who earned a GPA of 3.5 or higher.

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

When Gage Latham was growing up in Maryville, he dove head-first into anything he endeavored – a trait that followed him to college at ETSU.

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

ETSU scientists uncovered Dynamognathus robertsoni, a massive fossil salamander that sheds new light on the evolution of Appalachian amphibians.

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

ETSU is accepting applications for the 2025 STRIVE program a no-cost, eight-week entrepreneurship course for veterans and military families.

As we observe National Higher Education Day at ETSU, here are a few tips to help you break down one of the greatest barriers to college finances.

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

Aaron’s ETSU journey is shaped by a deep commitment to helping others and a relentless drive to serve his community.

ETSU and Chattanooga State Community College expand opportunities for students to seamlessly transition from associate to bachelors degree programs.

ETSU senior Kyla Jernigan is a 2025-26 Fulbright U.S. Student Researcher studying mythology and leading arts-based workshops for youth in Hungary.

ETSU's Whitney Oliver is making an impact on students through her commitment to excellence in online teaching.

More than 2,000 received their degrees at ETSUs spring commencement ceremonies on May 10.

ETSU's Quillen College of Medicine celebrated commencement on Friday, with 72 graduates crossing the stage at the Martin Center for the Arts.