RIGHT ON TRACK
A new program at the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University encourages medical students to pursue their individual passions and get academic recognition for those pursuits. According to...
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HIGHLIGHTS OF AN ERA
It was not the past accomplishments of one man but the collective future of a university that was the focus of a reception for outgoing East Carolina University Chancellor Steve...
A NATIONAL PERSPECTIVE
The East Carolina University School of Dental Medicine earned some national recognition this week as the American Dental Association President spent two days on campus. Dr. Carol Summerhays is the...
NO MORE SILENCE
Opal Tometi, co-founder of the Black Lives Matter movement and executive director of the Black Alliance for Just Immigration, challenged East Carolina University students to make a difference during the...
Student: Antione Barry
When U.S. Army Maj. Antione Barry landed in a hospital in Texas, medical records were the last things on his mind. That is until the doctors told him they were...
Honors College brings top finalists and admitted students to campus
By Jessica Nottingham For ECU News Services East Carolina University’s Honors College hosted its sixth annual Selection Sunday and Honors College Preview Day for top scholarship program finalists and admitted...
NOTORIOUS KILLERS
From John Wilkes Booth to Lee Harvey Oswald, notorious presidential assassins will tell their stories in an East Carolina University musical opening Feb. 25 in McGinnis Theatre. Based on the...
CALL FOR CIVILITY
The N.C. Civility Summit, aimed at promoting understanding and positive change on East Carolina University’s campus and beyond, will feature keynote speaker Opal Tometi, executive director of the Black Alliance...
Brody students encourage healthy relationships
By Kathryn Kennedy ECU News Services Events organized by two students from the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University this Valentine’s Day encouraged the community to look beyond...
READY TO WORK
Business suits and resumes were making the rounds Wednesday as students in the College of Engineering and Technology had the chance to talk with representatives of nearly 70 companies looking...