UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Women have made great progress toward equality in the workplace, but much work remains to be done, particularly in achieving work-life balance for both women and men. That was the...
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STAFF APPRECIATION
Eight East Carolina University staff members are being recognized for their hard work and dedication with inaugural Captain's First Mate awards during ECU's annual Staff Appreciation Week April 18-22. One...
SMALL BUSINESS, BIG IMPACT
At the East Carolina University College of Business, the "E" word is everywhere you look. Entrepreneurship is about taking an original idea and creating a practical, sustainable business plan to...
OBJECTION TO PROVISIONS
In a meeting on April 19, the East Carolina University Faculty Senate unanimously passed a resolution of support for the university’s nondiscrimination policy in objection to provisions of North Carolina’s...
Statement from ECU Police Chief Gerald Lewis on internal investigation of March 17 response to assault
This incident began off our campus in a club in downtown Greenville but concluded on our campus with an assault. An ECU PD dispatcher dispatched officers to the scene. We...
STEPPING UP
A new event at East Carolina University's Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium is aimed at supporting programs and scholarships for student veterans. The inaugural Storm the Stadium Challenge will be held from 8-10...
WORLD TRAVELERS
From visiting Buddhist holy places to examining Peruvian culture in the Andean highlands, students at East Carolina University have a world of places and programs to explore through study abroad....
MORE THAN LUCK
UPDATE - April 20, 2016 The “Best in Festival” awards ceremony, produced by ECU students at the Broadcast Education Association convention in Las Vegas this past weekend, was a success....
LEARNING TO LEAD
Duke Energy President and CEO Lynn Good, along with nearly 50 other business and industry leaders, many of them ECU alumni, shared their experience and advice with East Carolina University...
EMERGENCY EXPERIENCE
Amid blinking lights, shattering glass and thumping helicopter blades, adrenaline was pumping at the Winterville Fire-Rescue-EMS station April 9 as students from the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina...