ECU opens fall semester
GREENVILLE, NC — East Carolina University began its fall semester Thursday with Chancellor Richard R. Eakin citing campus improvements and urging faculty to support the statewide bond referendum...
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Wachovia announces gift to ECU
GREENVILLE, NC — Officials from Wachovia Corporation and East Carolina University announced the largest corporate gift to date to ECU’s Shared Visions campaign during a convocation program on...
Scottish heritage focus of ECU symposium
The city of Fayetteville is the site for the award-winning Scottish Heritage Symposium, Sept. 24 - 26. Sponsored by the East Carolina University Division of Continuing Education and Summer School...
ECU geologist’s research featured on TV program
A public television program Aug. 31 will feature an undersea study led by an East Carolina University geologist. The program, SEARCH, will air at 7:30 p.m. on University of North...
Russian couple teach at ECU
Helen Moshkovich and Alexander Mechitov finished their summer teaching assignments at East Carolina University this week on a personal note. The couple gave the ECU students some insights on what...
ECU produces ‘counties’ book
Public officials will have county facts at their fingertips thanks to a new publication arriving this week from East Carolina University. The publication, “The Counties of North Carolina,” is a...
ECU elects trustees
The East Carolina University Board of Trustees elected officers and swore in four new members at a meeting in Greenville. Elected to the chairman post was J. Craig Souza of...
Eakin to chair CFA board
East Carolina University Chancellor Richard R. Eakin is the new Chairman of the Board for the College Football Association (CFA). The CFA represents most of the major Division 1A college...
HHP program to become school
With appointments of an interim dean and acting department heads completed, East Carolina University is set to open its newest professional school—the School of Health and Human Performance. Composed of...
ECU student awarded Fulbright
GREENVILLE, NC — A prestigious Fulbright Award will go to an East Carolina University graduate student to do underwater archaeology in a country with Biblical connections to King Solomon...