Macon Elizabeth Carroll
Macon Carroll says she has a strong desire to contribute to the greater good. “Both of the clinical laboratory science and political science programs I will be studying at ECU...
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Dymon Blango
Dymon Blango of Greenville has a head start on her college career at East Carolina University. A graduate of the Pitt County Early College High School, Blango already has associate’s...
Graduate video profile: Glenesha Berryman
Words have power, and East Carolina University senior Glenesha Berryman, an English major with a minor in great books, is working to use them for good. Berryman, an EC Scholar and...
Graduate profile: Michael Denning Jr.
Michael Denning Jr. halfway jokes that he has two goals when he moves north this summer: lose his Southern accent and drop some pounds. On May 3, Denning – an...
MAKING MUSIC ACCESSIBLE
East Carolina University students are making music accessible to elementary, middle and high school students in Greenville through a new program called Musical Empowerment. The ECU chapter is one of...
Hunter Whittington named 2019-2020 Newman Civic Fellow
Hunter Whittington, a sophomore at East Carolina University, is one of 262 students nationwide selected as a 2019-2020 Newman Civic Fellow by Campus Compact, a Boston-based nonprofit organization working to...
PASSION FOR ROBOTICS
In a football field house full of chatter East Carolina University senior Meghan Lower gathers a group of high school students at local C.M. Eppes Middle School. While the room...
PERSONAL REFLECTIONS
From June 9-22, six students traveled to Northern Spain with Dr. Katie Ford, professor of Spanish in the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures and Honors College faculty fellow, and...
Cool classes: 12 unique courses offered this fall
With classes starting up again this week, here’s a look at some of the coolest courses East Carolina University is offering this fall, with topics ranging from Atlantis to Italian...
After wife’s death, professor creates nursing scholarship in her name
Dr. Tom Irons keeps a voicemail on his phone of his wife laughing. It’s just a short giggle in an otherwise mundane message, but her laugh is one of the...