Youth Arts Festival seeks artists for April 6 event
The ninth annual Youth Arts Festival seeks artists who would like to share their creative talents with children during an event held on campus at East Carolina University. The annual...
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Film screening, panel to focus on women in media
The East Carolina University School of Communication will host a free screening of the award-winning documentary “Miss Representation” at 6 p.m. Feb. 19 in Hendrix Theatre. A reception and...
ECU School of Art to hold afterschool classes
ECU grad wins international voice competition in Paris
[HTML1] Above, ECU music graduate Mary-Jean O'Doherty competes to win an international voice competition in Paris. ECU associate professor of voice John Kramar in the School of Music reported that...
ECU to hold after school art classes
East Carolina University will host after school art classes for grades 3 - 8, with pre-registration taking place Jan. 22 - 25. Classes will begin in mid-February and run through...
Chamber Singers win national award
The East Carolina University Chamber Singers, conducted by Andrew Crane in the School of Music, has been awarded the American Prize in Choral Performance, College/University Division. The American Prize provides...
Grant supports ECU Arts Smart series
East Carolina University's Arts Smart series has received a $2,000 grant from Target Stores to support writing across the curriculum for Pitt County students in grades K-6. Two authors in...
Spring art graduate lands solo exhibition in NYC
A recent ECU graduate has been chosen for a solo exhibition at the Berkeley Art Gallery in New York. Omar Abbas’s new exhibition “Separation” will open this week at the...
Innovators Academy expands to Edgecombe County
East Carolina University took a popular on-campus summer program on the road this summer. The Middle School Innovators Academy, which teaches innovation and creative thinking through design, debuted at...
Eight ECU women selected for BRIDGES 2012
Eight East Carolina University professors will participate in 2012 BRIDGES, an academic leadership program for women sponsored by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Selected were Rebecca Dumlao,...