ETSU receives prestigious Carnegie Community Engagement Classification
On Jan. 12, 2026, ETSU was announced as one of only 277 colleges and universities to hold the Carnegie Community Engagement Classification. “This designation says …
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Noland takes the stage for State of the University address
ETSU President Brian Noland delivered the annual State of the University address Oct. 10, touching on continued growth, student success and the importance of public …
Women leaders in higher education: Kimberly McCorkle
This Women’s History Month, ETSU students do not have to look far for female inspiration. ETSU’s Provost and Senior Vice President for Academics, Kimberly McCorkle, …
From the editor: #SaveStudentNewsrooms in the era of COVID-19
#SaveStudentNewsrooms Day started in 2018 to bring awareness to challenges student-run newspapers face across the country. Today, amid the COVID-19 outbreak, I want to say …
Students in every degree should consider grad school
As students near the mid-to-last years of their undergraduate career, many consider if they should go to grad school. For some degrees, there’s no questions …
The Makings of a First Family
For ETSU’s first family, the constant flow of visitors, speaking engagements and appearances at university events keeps the Nolands active with a full calendar. Each …
ETSU enrollment increases
ETSU recently released its enrollment report to the Tennessee Board of Regents. The numbers have varied throughout the years, but this year ETSU has a …