Miss America 2014 to address culture, diversity
Miss America 2014 will present “The Beauty of Service, Scholarship and Global Citizenship” at 6 p.m. Oct. 22 in Mendenhall Student Center at East Carolina University. The event is free...
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Nominations sought for 2015 Alumni Award, due Nov. 1
The East Carolina Alumni Association seeks nominations for the 2015 Alumni Awards: the Virgil Clark '50 Distinguished Service Awards, the Honorary Alumni Awards, and the Outstanding Alumni Awards. Nominations are...
Author Jayne Anne Phillips to read from new work Thursday
Author Jayne Anne Phillips will read from her new novel “Quiet Dell” at the Greenville Museum of Art at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. The reading is part of the East Carolina...
ECU hosts statewide research conference
The North Carolina Cartilage & Arthritis Research Alliance held a conference Oct. 3 at East Carolina University. “It is a gathering to enhance our regional discussion of current research...
ECU shines at NOAA Science Days
East Carolina University was well represented this year at NOAA Science Days Sept. 23 in Silver Spring, Maryland. The annual event highlights research done in collaboration with NOAA offices, with...
Book signings feature contributions by ECU student, alumna
Artist, ECU alumna illustrates children’s book Hannah K. Shuping, a 2013 East Carolina University graduate and Raleigh resident, recently illustrated the children’s picture book, “The Possible Police,” written by...
‘Orange is the New Black’ star to speak at ECU
Lecture to focus on life of Paul Crouch
Gregory Taylor, associate professor of history at Chowan University in Murfreesboro, will present “Cold War Pawn: One Man’s Ideological Journey through a Divided World, at 5 p.m. Oct. 8 in...
ECU hosts annual Peace.Love.Pirates.Cure event Oct. 1
East Carolina University’s Campus Recreation & Wellness will host the seventh annual Peace.Love.Pirates.Cure Cancer Awareness Fair from 10 a.m. -2 p.m. Oct. 1 in the Student Recreation Center. This annual...
Social work students earn nationally competitive scholarships
By Nicole Wood College of Human Ecology Two master of social work students were recently selected to receive nationally-competitive scholarships. Both the Christine Smith Graduate Studies Scholarship and the GlaxoSmithKline...