ON THE ICE
Black Jack resident William Hulslander tried sled hockey at a clinic hosted by East Carolina University and liked it so much that he ended up joining a team. Hulslander, who...
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Zipf Named president, Historical Society of North Carolina
East Carolina University history professor Dr. Karin Zipf was elected president of the Historical Society of North Carolina Oct. 24 at the organization’s biannual meeting in Montreat. Zipf has been...
ECU’s Joyner Library honors ECU faculty authors
The fourth annual Joyner Library/Academic Affairs Faculty Author Book Awards held Oct. 24 honored 35 faculty members for scholarly book publications. “Publishing a scholarly book is a significant professional achievement...
Pirate Veterans holding Field of Honor Nov. 8 – 15
The Pirate Veterans Organization is holding its inaugural Field of Honor Nov. 8-15 in conjunction with Veterans Day. The FOH is a way to remember, honor or memorialize veterans, military...
ON THE RIGHT PATH
10 Benefits of Biking to Class It’s much faster than walking, which means you get to sleep in later. It minimizes the risk of coronary heart disease by giving your...
EC Scholars help raise nearly $70,000 for Charleston library
Every year during East Carolina University’s fall break, the senior class of EC Scholars travels to Charleston, South Carolina. A major component of this capstone experience, called the senior impact...
ECU professors to hold book signing Oct. 29
ECU’s Joyner Library awarded Grassroots Art Project Grant
J.Y. Joyner Library at East Carolina University was awarded a $1,750 Grassroots Art Project Grant to support the planning and implementation of the upcoming project “African American Life in Eastern...
‘EVERYONE HAS A STORY’
Nina Davuluri, Miss America 2014, challenged East Carolina University students to celebrate their diversity – whatever that may be – and to be accepting of others. Davuluri, who spoke Oct....
BEYOND TRANSCRIPTS
A hush swept over the standing-room-only crowd Oct. 21 in Wright Auditorium as Wes Moore bounded to the center of the stage. The author of “The Other Wes Moore” delivered...