ROBOT WORLD
Seymone Gugneja gave a firm command — “Hands up.” The response was immediate — “I surrender.” Gugneja is no police officer. She’s a senior computer science major at East Carolina...
Engineering/Technology Archives
Faculty: Dr. Nic Herndon
Dr. Nic Herndon focuses on artificial intelligence, machine learning and data science as an assistant professor in East Carolina University’s Department of Computer Science. But it’s his ability to unplug...
ECU part of Build Back Better grant award
The North Carolina Biotechnology Center and a statewide coalition of public and private partner organizations and institutions that includes East Carolina University are a Phase 1 recipient of up to...
ECU alumna receives Duke Energy’s highest award
An East Carolina University alumna has received Duke Energy’s highest award for making extraordinary impacts on the company and its customers. Malika Lindsey ’20 is among 29 people to receive...
2021: YEAR IN REVIEW
Pirate Nation made great strides in 2021. After a rocky 2020, this year brought great promise as Pirates hoped to leave the pandemic behind and start fresh. The pandemic didn’t...
Student: Nimra Javed
During a well-earned winter break, you’ll likely find Nimra Javed at home, curled up in a blanket watching Hallmark movies. Except she’ll also be doing some programming, reading up on...
Website brings together STEM resources, offers fresh approach
Users are lauding a seamless experience on the new eastern North Carolina STEM website, https://lib.ecu.edu/ENCSTEM. East Carolina University Academic Library Services launched the site to streamline the online search process...
PIRATE HEROES
A Pirate motived by her grandmother's words, a football standout honoring his father, an illustrator armed with a wealth of experience, a future nurse who will take care of patients...
PUSHING FORWARD
As Myles Berry waded through high school, he considered his future and received some sage advice from his father, Harold, a stylist and salon owner in Greensboro. “He had some...
ECU robotics team wins awards at national competition
High finishes in national robotics competitions are becoming a habit for the Association of Technology, Management and Applied Engineering team from East Carolina University. The team returned from the ATMAE...