College of Business and Technology

ETSU student Mary Oakley Robertson's hobby led to a business - and the chance to supply the U.S. women's gymnastics team with custom shoes for the Olympics.

Twenty-seven classmates from ETSU's College of Business and Technology will make history as the first graduates of the BlueSky Tennessee Institute.

ETSU celebrates the 2024 graduates of the STRIVE program, an entrepreneurship training course for veterans, service members and their families.

ETSU's ROTC program inducted Buccaneer Battalion supporters James & Virginia Reed and the late 1st Lt. Daniel Mullins into the ROTC Hall of Fame in Nov. 2024.

ETSU will celebrate its annual Veterans Day Ceremony, followed by a free dinner for veterans, on Nov. 15, 2024.

The Military Times recognized ETSU in its 2024 "Best for Vets: Colleges" rankings.

ETSU programs in digital marketing, human services, respiratory therapy and nursing earned elite rankings from Intelligent.com.

Several ETSU programs in such areas as digital marketing, human services, respiratory therapy and nursing ranked highly by Intelligent.com.

The ETSU Department of Management and Supply Chain will host the 2024 Appalachian Highlands Supply Chain and Digital Technology Summit on Nov. 15.

ETSU's Guitar Building Project allows students to create beautiful, one-of-a-kind guitars, some of which will be used on stage by ETSU bluegrass musicians.