East Tennessee is a hot spot for prescription opioid abuse
ETSU is located in one of the nation’s most prominent hot spots for the abuse of prescription opioids, or painkillers. “We live in the worst …
ETSU transfer rates experience minor drop
ETSU has seen a minor drop in the number of transfer students within the past few years. ETSU had 1,253 new transfer students join the …
ETSU, Tennessee Tech joint engineering program expected to open in 2016
If all goes as planned, ETSU will partake in a new joint engineering program alongside Tennessee Tech starting fall 2016. “This is literally a brand …
ETSU enrollment decreases
Excluding medical and pharmacy students, ETSU has a total of 12,788 students — 10,623 undergraduate students and 2,165 graduate students — enrolled in classes, a …
ETSU, Tusculum College will sponsor history competition
ETSU and Tusculum College announced during a press conference Feb. 12 that they will be teaming up to sponsor an annual National History Day competition …
ETSU officials discuss ways to improve regional health
Leading health care, business and civic officials gathered at the Johnson City Millennium Centre Friday morning to discuss what the Tri-Cities community could do to …
New ETSU advisers expected to increase number of four-year graduates
ETSU recently hired 15 new professional advisers to help students choose majors and increase the number of students completing college in four years or less. …
ETSU president discusses upcoming speech
ETSU President Brian Noland will introduce new goals and initiatives to the student body and community 3 p.m. Friday in Brown Hall during the university’s …
ETSU screens students for Ebola
ETSU is conducting a 21-day screening of more than 10 people on campus who traveled to known Ebola outbreak sites over winter break. “This screening …