CHANGING DIRECTION
Everywhere Gordon Beverly III goes, he sees things that could be improved through engineering: the unorganized flow of checkout lines at some fast food restaurants or buses taking numerous left...
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STADIUM DAMAGE
UPDATE OCT. 24, 2012: East Carolina University has completed its review and announced today that William James Banks is no longer enrolled at the university, effective Oct. 22, 2012. Banks...
ECU biology professor publishes on horizontal gene transfer
An article by ECU biology professor Jinling Huang, with co-authors, appeared in the latest issue of the online publication Nature Communications. According to a press release from the online...
Justice Henry Frye to keynote anniversary of desegregation event
U.S. Poet Laureate Natasha Trethewey coming to ECU for reading
Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Natasha Trethewey, the United States Poet Laureate, will visit East Carolina University Oct. 25 as part of the university’s Contemporary Writers Series. She is the author of...
‘EARLY ASSURANCE’
Incoming freshmen interested in careers in audiology and physical therapy can earn advance admittance to graduate school if accepted to two new programs offered through the Honors College at East...
ECU team assists in search for missing teen
A team of East Carolina University anthropologists are assisting in the search for a missing teenager from Scotland Neck. Anthropology professors Dr. Megan Perry and Dr. Charles Ewen, along with...
Obesity, diet expert to speak Nov. 28
Dr. Barry Popkin, W.R. Kenan, Jr. Distinguished Professor of Nutrition at UNC – Chapel Hill, will present “The world is fat: patterns, determinants, current controversies” from noon to 1 p.m....
HONORING PATRIOTS
A military scholarship in East Carolina University’s College of Allied Health Sciences has received a $10,000 donation. The Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association made the donation to the Patriot Scholarship,...
SMARTPHONE APP
People with implanted cardiac defibrillators can have some peace-of-mind thanks to a new smartphone application developed by experts at East Carolina University. An ECU spin-off company, Quality of Life Applications,...