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OIED offering enhanced programming
The East Carolina University (ECU) Office of Innovation and Economic Development (OIED) has expanded its Community and Regional Development programs to offer additional support to eastern communities that were impacted...
EXPERIENCED LEADER
Dr. David White has been named dean of East Carolina University’s Honors College. His appointment was approved by the Board of Trustees during a special meeting on Dec. 14. White...
ANALYZING EXERCISE
East Carolina University researchers will help lead a groundbreaking national study to better understand the body’s response to exercise. ECU will receive about $1.5 million over the next six years...
SERVING SCHOLAR
East Carolina University junior Maggie Marshall is following her passion to become a physical therapist and eventually work with veterans. Her effort is supported through EC Scholars, the most prestigious...
RETURNING THE FAVOR
For three days in November two East Carolina University employees joined more than 900 firefighters from across the country battling the Party Rock wildfire near Lake Lure. Grounds worker Kevin...
SKILLS TO SUCCEED
Traditional liberal arts degrees are sometimes overlooked with the current focus on science, technology, engineering and math fields, but students continue to find that degrees like English help build important...
FALL COMMENCEMENT
Family and friends will gather to celebrate at East Carolina University's Minges Coliseum on Friday, Dec. 16 as more than 2,200 students receive degrees during the fall commencement ceremony. The...
BUILDING ON A LEGACY
A retiring East Carolina University professor known for changing lives is being honored through a new scholarship that will continue his legacy. Dr. J. Barry DuVall will retire this month...
LEARNING ABILITY
Two researchers in East Carolina University’s School of Social Work will soon start a new phase of a decade-long project examining how people live with dyslexia. The goal of Lena...