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....
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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...
Occupational therapy department holds CarFit safety program
East Carolina University’s occupational therapy department will host CarFit, a free, interactive program that gives a quick comprehensive check on how well an older driver and their vehicle work together....
School of Medicine ranked among top medical schools
The Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University ranks among the top medical schools in the country that emphasize primary care, according to the annual listing of the top...
Tibetan Monks
Buddhist monks from the Drepung Loseling Monastery visited the East Carolina University campus March 14 - 18 as part of a tour to raise awareness of Tibetan civilization and contribute...
Faculty publication
An article by Denise E. Dickens (Accounting), "SOX in Hindsight" appeared in International Auditing.
Staff Senate nominations open
East Carolina University staff members who wish to join the Staff Senate are encouraged to submit nominations by March 25, using the ASK survey system in OneStop. Staff members may...
ECU professor receives lifetime achievement award
Dr. Takey Crist, ECU clinical associate professor, was honored with the Hellenic Heritage Achievement and National Public Service Award. The lifetime achievement award was presented by the American Hellenic Institute...
Student Health Prepares for National Accreditation
The East Carolina University Student Health Services hosted an Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care Fair March 10 for its employees. Designed to prepare employees for accreditation surveys scheduled for...
New Music Festival begins this week
The 2011 East Carolina University New Music Festival will bring artists from around the country, including the Genkin Philharmonic from Buffalo, New York, Yukiko Sekino from Boston, and composer Ross Bauer...