FUTURE CHANGE MAKERS
This spring, East Carolina University undergraduates taking a 4000-level research course in African and African American Studies (AAAS) are learning how their history and diverse, interdisciplinary research interests may help...
Arts and Sciences Archives
Marker along Greenville Greenway recognizes Native American inhabitants of Tar River
History and recreation will come together along the Greenville Greenway thanks to East Carolina University faculty members and a local nonprofit group. Dr. Randy Daniel, chair of ECU’s Department of...
I’M THE FIRST
Being the first in a family to attend college can be exciting and challenging all at once. Kayla Brown, a junior and first-generation student at East Carolina University, said there...
GUIDEPOSTS FOR PROGRESS
East Carolina University’s Brody School of Medicine is one of the nation’s most diverse medical schools according to a new ranking. In addition, Brody was ranked among the best in...
TV FOR MILLENNIALS
When MTV launched in 1981 with “Video Killed the Radio Star” by the Buggles, it was billed as a 24-hour video jukebox, and the success of that format showed that...
ECU Voyages season concludes with discussion of zombies, sports, cola, climate science
East Carolina University’s Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences concludes its virtual 2020-21 season of the Voyages of Discovery Series with a free, livestreamed event featuring Dr. Marshall Shepherd,...
DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION AWARDS
East Carolina University’s Diversity and Inclusion awards reflect the importance of creating an equitable and respectful environment among faculty, staff and students. Under the guidance of LaKesha Alston Forbes, associate...
A STEADY HAND
As Interim Chancellor Ron Mitchelson prepares to hand over the helm to East Carolina University’s 12th chancellor, Dr. Philip Rogers, he said he is grateful for the opportunity to lead...
RIVETING RESEARCH
East Carolina University faculty were honored Tuesday at the university’s fifth annual Research & Scholarship Awards. The awards recognized a pair of Five-Year Research & Creative Activity Award winners from...
MIGHTY MICROBES
From the smallest particles beneath her feet to the largest ecological processes in eastern North Carolina, Ariane Peralta is studying it all to figure out how environmental changes affect the...