ENCOURAGING ENGAGEMENT
In a lab in the Science and Technology Building at East Carolina University, packed with students, fragile supplies and mysteriously marked cabinets and doors, the principles of biology laboratory may...
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BEST FOR VETS
East Carolina University has been ranked among the nation’s best again this year in the Military Times’ 2023 Best for Vets Colleges. ECU was No. 24 in the Southeast and...
HEALTHY OUTCOMES
Babies with less fat, strong hearts, better metabolism and healthy cells are the benefits of exercise by pregnant women, according to research at East Carolina University. Linda May, an associate...
GAMBLING RESEARCH
Dr. Michelle L. Malkin, East Carolina University assistant professor of criminal justice and criminology, is the director of a new Gambling Research and Policy Initiative (GRPI), which will assist in...
MUSIC THERAPY
Crowdfunding instrumental to program's success A crowdfunding campaign to raise $20,000 kicks off Nov. 1 to help fulfill the vision for the new music therapy clinic in East Carolina University’s...
Staff: Meghan Lower
Meghan Lower seemed destined to be a Pirate. After all, she grew up 15 minutes from the East Carolina University campus, her grandparents and mother graduated from ECU, making her...
Pirate Profile: Kai Davis
In anticipation of graduating with his bachelor's degree in biology in May, senior Kai Davis is looking toward the next steps in his future. Davis has had a multitude of...
Honors College Expert: Jarvis Hargrove
Jarvis Hargrove Associate Professor and Director of African and African American Studies Department of History Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences ECU Honors College 252-328-1035 hargroveja19@ecu.edu Personal Website Areas...
Honors College Expert: Katherine Ford
Katherine Ford Associate Dean and Director of Brinkley-Lane Scholars Program ECU Honors College 252-737-4090 fordk@ecu.edu Personal Website Areas of Expertise Areas of expertise: Latin American theater; Spanish; public humanities; engaged...
Midwifery Grant
At the end of September, officials at Betsy Johnson Hospital in Harnett County announced they would end labor and delivery services due to “declining demand for maternity services, recruitment challenges...