Service & Impact

ETSU students completed four disaster relief-focused service experiences last week as a part of the Alternative Spring Break Program.

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

ETSU Health and Ballad Health announce enhanced partnership in cardiology services designed to enhance training for medical students and future cardiologists.

The Class of 2025 at ETSU's Quillen College of Medicine celebrated Match Day on Friday, with students learning where they will spend their residencies.

ETSU's Rural Initiative for Talented Educators and new Center for Rural Education and Development equip Appalachian teachers with needed skills and support.

Students and graduates from ETSU's TRIO programs won the Tennessee TRIO Upward Bound Scholars Bowl State Championship.

ETSU has established the Center for Rural Education and Development to address educational challenges and harness opportunities in Appalachia.

ETSU's Kaysi Brock has been elected to serve as president of the Tennessee Society of Student Pharmacists.

Join ETSU April 2 for a comprehensive summit addressing prevention, response, and support strategies for domestic violence and sexual assault.

Following the impact of Hurricane Helene, faculty and staff from ETSU jumped into action to help support mental health professionals and survivors.