Student Life

ETSU revives its Appalachian Folk Festival April 7 with Grammy-nominated alumna Amythyst Kiah, live bluegrass, storytelling and traditional crafts.

ETSU launched Boost and Togetherall, two free digital platforms offering students 24/7 mental health tools and anonymous peer support.

Flatland Cavalry comes to Freedom Hall on April 15 as ETSU’s SGA concert headliner, with Gretchen Wilson opening. Student tickets available Feb. 3.

ETSU is hosting an award-winning professor to help students, staff and the community honor the life and legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr.

ETSU’s Mary B. Martin School of the Arts Showcase returns Jan. 31, featuring student performances, film and visual art at the Martin Center.

ETSU’s Counseling Center offers practical guidance for managing holiday stress, with expert advice on boundaries, breaks and when to seek support.

ETSU invites the campus and community to fight food insecurity this holiday season through donations, meal swipes, volunteering and support initiatives.

Glide into the season! ETSU’s ice rink opens Nov. 17 with free skating, music, food and fun. Open weekends through Dec. 13.

ETSU celebrates National First-Generation College Student Day on Nov. 6, highlighting programs that help first-gen students thrive on their academic journey.

ETSU has announced the summer 2025 dean's list.