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Emily Jenkins and Sophie Greear won the 2026 ETSU Elevates Pitch Competition with “Play it Forward,” a project focused on music education for students in unders

Twelve ETSU Honors students studied at Harvard this summer through a new partnership offering coursework, experiential learning and professional development.

Explore ETSU’s October events, including Founders Week, Homecoming, concerts, theater, lectures, exhibits, athletics and other community activities.

ETSU has announced the names of students who attained a grade point average qualifying them for inclusion in the dean's list for summer 2026.

Seven ETSU Elevates teams will pitch community-focused projects Oct. 5 at the Martin Center for the Arts for a chance at additional funding.

The Andrew Leadership Academy, part of the College of Business and Technology, celebrated five years of impact in 2026.

ETSU celebrates its 1911 founding during Founders Week, Oct. 3-9, with special events honoring university history, community and tradition.

An ETSU student pharmacist has been selected for the AACP Aspiring Academics Program, a national initiative preparing future pharmacy faculty.

ETSU’s Kenley Green has been named a 2026-27 Newman Civic Fellow for her commitment to civic leadership, rural Appalachia and community well-being.

Dr. Laura Robertson received ETSU’s 2026 Distinguished Faculty Award in Teaching for superior teaching, student impact, and leadership within the profession.