Community-Engaged Learning
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ETSU Health’s trauma team is saving lives
ETSU Health’s trauma team is saving lives
ETSU Health’s trauma surgeons are saving more lives while caring for more patients with severe injuries.
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Natalie Wood receives accolades for Girl Scout food pantry project
Natalie Wood receives accolades for Girl Scout food pantry project
Natalie Wood earned a major award and scholarship for an important community service project.
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ETSU Health drives research to help infants
ETSU Health drives research to help infants
A better future for our region’s most vulnerable population is the motivating driver for Dr. Marty Olsen.
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Clarinet Ensemble, faculty to perform at prestigious festival
Clarinet Ensemble, faculty to perform at prestigious festival
The Clarinet Ensemble of ETSU’s Department of Music has been invited to perform at the prestigious Music by Women Festival in Columbus, Mississippi.
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Innovating for Healthier Communities
Innovating for Healthier Communities
The College of Public Health received an Award for Outstanding Community Service by the Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health (ASPPH).
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Embracing Scottish ties, ETSU spotlights Scotland
Embracing Scottish ties, ETSU spotlights Scotland
With Scottish ties throughout Appalachia, ETSU is focusing on Scotland in the new Global Year Program.
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National recognition: ETSU student finalist for major scholarship
National recognition: ETSU student finalist for major scholarship
An ETSU student is a finalist for a Harry S. Truman Scholarship, a highly competitive and prestigious award.
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ETSU announces Roan Class of 2028
ETSU announces Roan Class of 2028
11 new Roan Scholars have been selected from over 450 applicants from across Tennessee, Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia.
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Career Services: Planning your career
Career Services: Planning your career
From career exploration and résumé building to landing a job, University Career Services helps Bucs from first-year students to alumni.
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Student pharmacists making a difference in our community
Student pharmacists making a difference in our community
Student Pharmacists from the Bill Gatton College of Pharmacy recently offered their expertise to older adults at Johnson City’s Memorial Park Community Center.