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U.S. Veterans Magazine names ETSU a 2025 Yellow Ribbon School, adding to growing streak of military-friendly honors.

East Tennessee State University’s Quillen College of Medicine will expand the size of its incoming classes in 2026, growing from 78 students to 100 students.

Tuition rates for undergraduate active-duty military students at ETSU using Department of Defense Tuition Assistance were cut nearly in half.

ETSU and Chattanooga State Community College expand opportunities for students to seamlessly transition from associate to bachelors degree programs.

ETSU's Doctor of Occupational Therapy program, housed in the College of Health Sciences, is set to graduate its inaugural class in May.

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

Dr. Keith Johnson has been named the vice president for Student Success at ETSU. He has more than 30 years of experience in higher education.

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

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

ETSU earned Gold status in the 2025-26 Military Friendly School rankings, honoring commitment to veterans, service members and military-affiliated students.