TOURING THE SHIP
Hundreds of prospective East Carolina University students, along with parents and friends, visited campus Saturday for Fall Open House 2021, which marked a return to in-person visitation following last year’s...
Hundreds of prospective East Carolina University students, along with parents and friends, visited campus Saturday for Fall Open House 2021, which marked a return to in-person visitation following last year’s...
Leaders from East Carolina University and Fayetteville State University met at the Main Campus Student Center Friday to take the next step in a partnership intended to promote graduate recruitment...
A “You Are Loved” billboard campaign is making a powerful statement of support for the LGBTQ community in Greenville and beyond. “Our hope is that the message of support for...
A professor in the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University has received a National Science Foundation (NSF) grant to study the structural and functional properties of bacterial enzyme...
After hosting a virtual event last year, East Carolina University will welcome prospective students and their families to campus this weekend for Fall Open House. “We’re really excited about hosting...
Grayson Elks took careful steps in placing the beam upon his structure. “I like to build,” he said. But the structure started to collapse. The marshmallow foundation lost its shape,...
Dr. Greg Chadwick, dean of the East Carolina University School of Dental Medicine, has been elected president-elect of FDI World Dental Federation, the premier representative body for more than one...
A new partnership between the East Carolina University colleges of Allied Health Sciences and Nursing recently provided students the opportunity to experience firsthand the benefits of interprofessional health care delivery...
On the surface, it’s just a photograph. However, Quashawn Chadwick believes it speaks with a loud voice. Chadwick is one of nearly 20 students at East Carolina University to be...
A new study co-authored by an East Carolina University researcher finds that public health could be improved by reducing “tobacco swamps” — densely located stores that sell tobacco products. Similar...