Service & Impact

Tennessee ranks No. 1 in the nation for FAFSA completion, an effort ETSU has long supported.

ETSU earned top honors from the Tennessee College Public Relations Association for its Hurricane Helene crisis communications campaign.

ETSUs Dr. Andrew Joyner warns that hurricane remnants can bring life-threatening flash floods to Appalachia.

ETSU's Board of Trustees cuts tuition nearly in half for active-duty military students utilizing Department of Defense Tuition Assistance.

ETSUs Upward Bound program will participate in the USDAs Summer Food Service Program to provide free meals to eligible children in the region.

WETS-FMs Spring Fundraiser is underway, inviting listener support to sustain trusted news, music and Appalachian storytelling across East Tennessee.

ETSU Bill Gatton College of Pharmacy student pharmacists received national recognition for its efforts to educate the community about prescription drug misuse.

ETSU earned a 350,000 NEH grant to digitize and update the Encyclopedia of Appalachia, expanding access to the regions history, culture and scholarship.

ETSU will commission 12 cadets as second lieutenants in the U.S. Army during a public ceremony featuring retired Maj. Gen. Tommy Baker.

ETSU's Quillen College of Medicine is now partnering with Special Operations Forces to School of Medicine to guarantee acceptance to veterans.