Academics & Learning

ETSU is launching the Mary V. Jordan Center to support first-generation and low-income students from application to career placement.

ETSU and Southwestern Community College are making it easier to turn associate degrees into a bachelors degrees in nursing, allied health and business.

Gracie Freeman, an ETSU senior, is already teaching full time in the rural Appalachian community that raised her.

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

ETSU offers top-tier online graduate programs in business, education, health care and more, offering flexibility and academic excellence across Tennessee.

ETSU's Applied STEM Foundations Summer Institute offers students hands-on experiences in health, technology and engineering.

The ETSU Distracted Driver Education Experience provides users with an interactive experience to teach them about the hazards of texting while driving.

ETSU's Center for Global Engagement recently sent 13 undergraduate and graduate students to participate in project-based internships in Lisbon, Portugal.

Graduates of ETSU's Class of 1975, as well as all former Golden 50s Club members, are encouraged to attend the Golden 50s Reunion on May 9 and 10.

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