Student Support

Simple nutrition tips can help college students build healthy eating habits, maintain energy and support focus throughout the day.

ETSU’s new Emma Kate Disability Resource Center provides an accessible space, technology and support for students with disabilities

Prospective first-year and transfer students living in states outside of Tennessee interested in ETSU will have the opportunity to apply for free during October

Get free FAFSA help on Oct. 5 from 5-8 p.m. at ETSU’s Tri-Cities Financial Aid Night. One-on-one assistance is available for students and families.

ETSU students share practical tips for staying organized, managing stress, taking breaks and making time for sleep, exercise and self-care.

Nancy Lazo knew she was excited to go to college – but didn’t realize the impact community and connection would have on her journey.

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

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.

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