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...
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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...
Making sense of the Civil War: Prokopowicz selected as local project scholar
East Carolina University history department chair Dr. Gerald Prokopowicz will serve as project scholar for the “Let’s Talk About it: Making Sense of the American Civil War” series at the...
ECU English professor retires after 42 years of teaching
East Carolina University English professor Roger C. Schlobin has retired after a combined 42 years of teaching at ECU, The Ohio State University and Purdue University. Schlobin is one of...
ECU English professor edits, contributes to collection
The collection Culture, Communication, and Cyberspace: Rethinking Technical Communication for International Online Environments – edited by Kirk St. Amant (English) and Filipp Sapienza (White Mouse Solutions) – was recently published...
EXPERTS CONVERGE: ECU hosts second annual hurricane conference
East Carolina University and North Carolina Emergency Management will host the second annual hurricane conference for emergency managers May 18 in the Murphy Center on campus. Along with representatives...
ECU students selected for Moldin scholarship
Two rising juniors at East Carolina University were named recipients of the 2011-12 Moldin scholarship, which provides $2,000 annually for selected students in chemistry or biology. Recipients are Sarah Howell...
ECU professor helps authenticate 1921 "Lost Colony" film
ECU history professor Larry Tise confirmed that a film found recently at Roanoke Island is a true copy of a 46-minute silent movie, made in 1921, about the Lost Colony....
Public Forum on Nuclear Crisis Set for Thursday
Faculty in the Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences Department of Physics will discuss the science surrounding a nuclear crisis in a free, open forum "The Physics of a...
ECU to host National History Day competition
More than 250 middle and high school students are expected to participate March 30 in the regional National History Day competition at East Carolina University. Judging at the event, themed...