Cassidy Fitz-Randolph
As a high school theater kid, Cassidy Fitz-Randolph loves the stage and feels comfortable in front of an audience. When she goes to college at East Carolina University, she plans...
As a high school theater kid, Cassidy Fitz-Randolph loves the stage and feels comfortable in front of an audience. When she goes to college at East Carolina University, she plans...
Lindsey Fleishman will follow family tradition while charting her own path as a student at East Carolina University this fall. Fleishman is one of 20 incoming EC Scholars, the most...
A big part of A big part of Anjalee Hou’s life has been working at her parents’ restaurant, China 10. It’s now on Fire Tower Road but used to be...
Marzuq Islam doesn’t have to look far to find the people who have influenced him the most. “My parents are a huge influence,” Islam said of his father Rashidul and...
Aaditi Kulkarni is looking to give back in both big and small ways. The daughter of Rashmi Hanamsagar and Pralhad Rao of Greensboro, Kulkarni said becoming a part of the...
Javier Limon wants to make a difference in the lives of others and plans to one day become a physician, providing health care to rural and underserved communities. More specifically,...
Scouting has given Tete Narh-Mensah opportunities to make a positive impact in the community while becoming part of a lifelong family. Now his family will grow to include East Carolina...
There’s a nightstand in a Wake Forest home that contains a letter. The letter, addressed to 18-year-old Charles Michael Brooks Jr., includes purple and gold stars and the words “we...
A poignant volunteer experience cemented Matthew Sadlowski’s future career path. Last summer, Sadlowski, 18, volunteered as part of the Duke-Raleigh Junior Volunteer Cancer Center Program and decided to become a...
Breanna Sapp applied for the EC Scholars program, thinking that being accepted would be a long shot. The 17-year-old from Jacksonville saw she was eligible for the program and had...