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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) – East Tennessee State University’s Board of Trustees convened for their spring quarterly meeting, covering a wide range of topics from student housing and tuition fees to updates on the Martin Center for the Arts. During the session, ETSU President Brian Noland provided the board with insights on various issues, notably focusing on student enrollment and retention statistics. Noland reported on the current enrollment figures for the spring semester, highlighting key trends and developments.

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