ETSU Updates

 

Spring 2025 Faculty and Staff Salary Enhancements

Over the past three academic years, the ETSU Board of Trustees and leaders across the institution have been working to increase faculty and staff salaries with the goal of bringing ETSU employees’ wages in line with market rates and our institutional peers.

ETSU Board celebrates record persistence rates, Police accreditation

East Tennessee State University (ETSU) reported its highest fall-to-spring persistence rates since 2020 during the quarterly meeting of the Board of Trustees held earlier today. More than 92% of fall 2024 students returned for the spring 2025 semester, with 90.4% of first-year students continuing their studies into the spring semester.

ETSU Board approves pay raises for employees

East Tennessee State University’s Board of Trustees approved across-the-board pay increases for full-time, benefits-eligible employees and committed an additional $3.2 million to bring employees’ salaries closer to market rates and comply with the new requirements of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA).

Serving Those Who Have Served

Each November, we celebrate National Veterans and Military Families Month, offering us an opportunity to reflect on the spirit of service demonstrated by our military personnel and their families. At East Tennessee State University, we strive to honor and give back to our veterans and military service members year-round.

What to Know Before Withdrawing

ETSU wants to help you protect your academic record while you help your family, friends and community heal from the effects of Hurricane Helene. View our support services before deciding to withdraw.

ETSU Classes Canceled Through Friday, October 4

Given the ongoing emergency resulting from the devastation of Hurricane Helene, ETSU will extend the cancelation of in-person and online classes through Friday, October 4. The exception will be classes for Quillen College of Medicine, which will resume instruction on Thursday, October 3.

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