SUNKEN HISTORY
It’s no secret that hundreds, if not thousands, of ships and their crews have met their fate off the coast of North Carolina; the area is known, after all, as...
Alumni Archives
Timeline brings together civil rights movement at ECU and beyond
East Carolina University Archives continues to add to a civil rights timeline project that began with an exhibit during the summer of 2019. The Pursuit of Civil Rights at East...
Student: Zachary Singletary
Zachary Singletary has found his place at East Carolina University. He’s close to family and his hometown of Roper, while being challenged and supported in graduate school by his English...
ECU alumna awarded U.S. Chamber’s inaugural LGBTQ-Owned Business Achievement Award
Hideaway Cafe, owned by East Carolina University graduate and 2015 ECU 40 Under Forty awardee Victoria Kidd, was honored by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in October as the recipient...
BREAKING BARRIERS: BLACK HISTORY AT ECU
Timeline sources: ECU Joyner Library Desegregation website, ECU Heritage Hall and ECU News Services archives. MORE STORIES
SUPPORTING STUDENT VETERANS
Marine Corps officer Lara Gorham left the military to pursue her dream of becoming a doctor. When she was accepted into the premed program at East Carolina University for fall...
Pirate, pro wrestler Summer Rae returns to ring for Royal Rumble
After nearly five years, East Carolina University alumna and wrestler Danielle Moinet is making a surprise return to the WWE ring. Moinet, who goes by the wrestling moniker Summer Rae,...
RECORD GIFT TO EC SCHOLARS
Burney Warren grew up in the friendly shadow of East Carolina University’s football stadium. The east endzone was two doors down from his house in Greenville, putting him in the...
NO RETREAT
East Carolina University faculty and students in the Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences are telling the stories of Princeville, N.C. — the oldest incorporated African American town in...
ECU alumna receives Duke Energy’s highest award
An East Carolina University alumna has received Duke Energy’s highest award for making extraordinary impacts on the company and its customers. Malika Lindsey ’20 is among 29 people to receive...