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Challenge met

With cash and prizes totaling more than $75,000, the Pirate Entrepreneurship Challenge finds its second winner.

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Understanding human behavior

Retired FBI criminal profiler Clinton Van Zandt visited ECU on Feb. 21 as the third speaker in the 2018-2019 Voyages of Discovery Series.

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5th Street Closure

Greenville's Town Creek Culvert Project will close 5th Street at Reade Street near ECU's main campus until mid-June.

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Funding Entrepreneurs

The Golden LEAF Foundation awarded ECU a $1M grant for entrepreneurship and innovation.

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Around Campus

Exploring nightscape resources of the Outer Albemarle Peninsula

The skies over North Carolina's Outer Albemarle Peninsula are the darkest along the U.S. Atlantic coast from Boston to Miami. ECU's Stanley Riggs led a team of researchers to design a study to better understand the region's nocturnal environment.

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New nursing students take next step

The College of Nursing welcomed 149 new nurses into the college at their spring Lamp of Learning ceremony.

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A peek at the future

Students and faculty in the College of Engineering and Technology had the chance to see and discuss the operation of a 3D bioprinter, technology that could lead to the printing of viable human organs.

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ECU, Eastern AHEC host Rural Health Symposium

Developing community relationships to improve the health of the region was a major direction of the second annual Rural Health Symposium hosted by the Brody School of Medicine, Eastern Area Health Education Center and other partners.

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Challenge met

Understanding human behavior

5th Street Closure

Funding Entrepreneurs

Around Campus

Exploring nightscape resources of the Outer Albemarle Peninsula

New nursing students take next step

A peek at the future

ECU, Eastern AHEC host Rural Health Symposium