Planning for Fall 2021: Return to Campus
To the ECU Community: The history of East Carolina University is defined by challenges met and overcome. The challenges of this past year have been significant, but through it all...
To the ECU Community: The history of East Carolina University is defined by challenges met and overcome. The challenges of this past year have been significant, but through it all...
ECU Physicians and Student Health Services will distribute a small allotment of the Johnson & Johnson one-dose COVID-19 vaccine on campus Friday, March 19. Beginning today, those with preexisting conditions...
Thank you to our campus community for supporting our first day and a half of the ECU Vaccination Clinic. In order to use Student Health Services’ vaccine resources effectively, they...
Student Health Services has received a small allotment of Johnson & Johnson one-dose COVID vaccine. Appointments are available to students, faculty and staff members working as frontline essential workers (e.g....
Even as the COVID-19 vaccination phases continue to roll out, there may be lingering questions about routine visits to the doctor and dentist during a pandemic. Three faculty members from...
As a part of the Return to Pirate Nation and On-Campus Student Testing Plan, ECU Student Health Services is conducting scheduled surveillance COVID19 testing throughout the spring semester. Each week,...
Dear ECU Community, For the past year, the COVID-19 pandemic has affected just about every aspect of our personal and professional lives. I’m proud that Pirate Nation has responded with...
East Carolina University intends to host multiple in-person university ceremonies at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium on May 7 to recognize and celebrate the Class of 2021. ECU plans to host multiple versions...
On Tuesday, March 2, the NC Department of Health and Human Services and Gov. Roy Cooper announced that the state is moving to fully open COVID-19 Vaccine Priority Group 3...
Students, faculty and staff: East Carolina University has identified a cluster of COVID-19 cases within Greene Residence Hall (six cases). A “cluster” is defined by the North Carolina Department of Health and...