Tobacco, steamboats focus of Library exhibit
(Sept. 10, 2001) — Eastern North Carolina's early days of steamboats, tobacco and the events leading up to the start of East Carolina University can be seen in a...
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ECU professor earns Fulbright to Poland
(Sept. 7, 2001) — Robert Frankel, a business professor at East Carolina University, has been awarded a Fulbright grant that will send him abroad for teaching assignments in Poland....
Ribbon Cutting for Student Health Center
(Sept. 5, 2001) — A building on the East Carolina University campus that was constructed 70 years ago as an infirmary for ill students has been transformed into a...
Task force seeks to curb alcohol abuse
(Sept. 4, 2001) — A university-wide coalition is trying to develop strategies to curb student alcohol and drug abuse at ECU. "We’re not looking for zero tolerance," said Dr....
ECU begins social work degree in Elizabeth City
(Aug. 30, 2001) — The East Carolina University School of Social Work has started an off-campus program in Elizabeth City that offers a Master of Social Work degree....
Fall enrollment sets record
(Aug. 30, 2001) — Fall enrollment at East Carolina University has hit 19,470, an all-time record, officials announced today (Aug. 30). Dr. Robert Thompson, interim vice chancellor for...
NSF grant provides spectrometer for ECU chemists
(Aug. 30, 2001) — Some high tech machinery installed in a chemistry laboratory at East Carolina University will bring scientists and students to the forefront of research in...
ECU Telemedicine Center, School for the Deaf link up
GREENVILLE, N.C. (Aug. 28, 2001) — Students at the Eastern North Carolina School for the Deaf now have access to specialists at the Brody School of Medicine at...
ECU emergency medicine ranks highly in research
GREENVILLE, N.C. (Aug. 28, 2001) — The Department of Emergency Medicine at the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University ranks ninth among its peers nationally in research productivity. ...
Convocation opens academic year
(Aug. 13, 2001) — Chancellor William Muse welcomed faculty members back to campus and presented awards to outstanding advisers as the new academic year officially got under way...