Relief Efforts

During its quarterly meeting, the ETSU Board reviewed progress and approved measures that support ETSU’s ongoing efforts to strengthen the region’s workforce.

ETSU earned six CASE Best of District III 2025 awards, including recognition for the “Bucs on Parade” campaign, Hurricane Helene response initiatives and more.

Nearly a year after Hurricane Helene caused historic flooding, ETSU remains engaged in long-term recovery efforts and strengthening regional resilience.

ETSU’s Project Welcome Home helps families in Appalachia recover from disaster and hardship through donations to an online housewarming registry.

“Layered, Woven and Pierced: Appalachian Soul A Year On” opens Sept. 4 at ETSU's Tipton-Ashe art gallery.

More than 100 ETSU faculty and staff rolled up their sleeves this summer to serve during ETSU's Hurricane Helene Recovery Workdays.

ETSU’s free Hurricane Helene recovery forum brings together financial experts and community leaders on Sept. 19 at the Martin Center.

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.

Following the impact of Hurricane Helene, faculty and staff from ETSU jumped into action to help support mental health professionals and survivors.