Wii are Fit: Study Helps Seniors Stay on their Feet
Swinging her arm back, Claudine Humphrey releases the ball down the alley toward the pins. She’s bowling again. But this time it’s different. Humphrey is one of 15 seniors who...
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ECU scientists awarded $314,000 NSF grant
A new research project at East Carolina University should lead to improved climate forecasting for North Carolina. ECU geography professors Dr. Tom Rickenbach and Dr. Rosana Nieto-Ferreira will examine how...
Conradt book examines politics in Europe
A new book co-authored by David P. Conradt (Political Science), "Politics in Europe, Fifth Edition" was published by Congressional Quarterly Press in Washington, D.C. According to Dietmar Herz, chair for...
Hospitality management professor James A. Chandler mourned
Students, faculty, alumni, and friends of the ECU Department of Hospitality Management and the College of Human Ecology mourn the death of professor James A. Chandler, who passed away on...
‘Spirited campus’ comes alive on move-in day
Get ready for the traffic in Greenville to increase and restaurants to get a little more crowded. East Carolina University residence halls began move-in on Thursday. Through Sunday, approximately 5,500...
Elections, publications noted by Joyner Library faculty, staff
Joyner Library faculty and staff have reported recent publications and elections to professional organizations. Elections Jan Lewis, associate director of Academic Library Services, was elected to a two-year term...
Camp provides tools for healthful living
When Josh Wall's campers return home, he's encouraged they will use what they learned the past three weeks to remain physically fit and active. Wall, an East Carolina University exercise...
Students receive Schweitzer Fellowships
Six students from East Carolina University have received Schweitzer Fellowships for 2011. The students commit to a year of service with a community agency, devoting more than 600 hours to...
Take Off 4-Health camp provides tools for healthy living
When Josh Wall’s campers return home, he’s encouraged they will use what they learned the past three weeks to remain physically fit and active. Wall, an East Carolina University exercise...
ECU researchers explore history near Columbia
East Carolina University researchers are collaborating this fall with the UNC Coastal Studies Institute and the citizens of Columbia, N.C. to explore the region’s history and close connection with...