INTERNATIONAL EXCELLENCE
The way East Carolina University’s medical students serve the communities of North Carolina is earning international recognition for the Brody School of Medicine. Brody is one of seven schools globally...
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HEARTFELT RECOGNITION
Robert B. Morgan, an East Carolina alumnus and small-town lawyer who rose to the U.S. Senate, died Saturday at his home in Buies Creek. He was 90. He was a...
MERITORIOUS SERVICE
A senior East Carolina University leader has been honored by a state hospital organization for her outstanding service to the health care field. Dr. Phyllis N. Horns, vice chancellor for...
RAISING THE GAME
On the first three floors of the East Carolina Heart Institute at East Carolina University, medical specialists are immersed in providing world-renowned care to patients living with cardiovascular diseases. But...
NEW PIRATE LEADERS
East Carolina University’s new Student Government Association officers are excited for the upcoming school year. The new officers are President Ryan Beeson, Vice President Janae Brown, Treasurer Dallas Owens, Secretary...
‘YOU MATTER’
Two words – you matter – inspired 11 East Carolina University College of Education alumni to take the message of love and encouragement they helped cultivate at Eastern Elementary School...
RESTORING LIVES
In any industry, the quality of service or whether one receives services at all hinges on one critical element: access. For those needing mental health services, the North Carolina Statewide...
CHANGE ON SCHEDULE
Members of the East Carolina community walking or driving by campus can see lots of construction this summer - but there's even more going on that can't always be seen....
COASTAL CAMP
The campers filed back into the lab after spending the morning collecting water samples at several sites in the ocean and sound along North Carolina’s Outer Banks. After watching a...
FIRST DAY
East Carolina University’s 11th chancellor, Dr. Cecil Staton, started his first day like most anyone else – ordering coffee. He walked to Wright Plaza and chatted with students and staff...