SEEKING INPUT
Through a series of eight public forums, East Carolina University is seeking input from faculty, staff, students, alumni and community members in the search for a new chancellor. The forums...
Through a series of eight public forums, East Carolina University is seeking input from faculty, staff, students, alumni and community members in the search for a new chancellor. The forums...
Two families from Mongolia will celebrate their first Thanksgiving this week, grateful their youngest members have each received a second chance for a healthy life. A pair of 20-month-old toddlers...
Alleviating diabetic foot ulcers “Stick out your tongue,” may be the phrase most commonly associated with a doctor’s appointment. But for patients living with diabetes, doctors should also ask that...
On a beautiful fall day, the East Carolina University Board of Trustees broke ground Nov. 20 for a new student center on main campus. The 210,000 square foot facility will...
Wearing matching uniforms, they maneuver with precision across the football field. With each player hitting their mark in a memorized formation, they move as one. No, it’s not the football...
A growing program at East Carolina University is giving faculty and staff a way to support student veterans and military service members on campus. The initiative, Green Zone Training, gives...
A driving program developed by East Carolina University graduate students is steering some local teens with autism toward greater independence. When five students in the Department of Occupational Therapy went...
College: College of Allied Health Sciences Major: Physician Assistant Studies Age: 32 Class: Graduate student Hometown: Born in Hawaii, lived in Efland approximately 20 years Clubs & Organizations: President of Physician Assistant Student...
Six East Carolina University graduate students are doing their part to uphold the university’s motto, “Servire” – “ to serve” – after being named North Carolina Albert Schweitzer Fellows for...
At 97, World War II veteran and former Pirate tailback Nick Zuras ’43 still remembers as much about tactics for college football as he does about D-Day. This East Carolina...