Student: Greta Bublitz
Bublitz is a chemistry and German studies double major on track to attend the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy. She researches a noninvasive cancer treatment approach using magnetic nanoparticles in...
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Staff: Lisa Ormond
In most organizations, there is always that one person who holds things together. For the College of Nursing, that person is Lisa Ormond. Ormond is from Snow Hill, which is...
Brody Brothers Endowment sponsors research team to embark on Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s discovery
A team of researchers at East Carolina University’s Brody School of Medicine was awarded a $250,000 grant to look at how chronic inflammation in the brain drives diseases like Alzheimer’s...
Student: Sandra Okeke Bates
For Sandra Okeke Bates, nursing is about more than bedside care. It is about transforming systems to better serve patients on a larger scale. A student in East Carolina University’s...
SGA enters new term under service-focused leadership
East Carolina University students will be represented by new leadership in the upcoming academic year, as Ryan Grant and Audrey Frank step into their roles as Student Government Association president...
ECU’s military-friendly tradition
East Carolina University's commitment to service extends well beyond the classroom. Located near several major military installations and recognized nationally as a military-friendly university, ECU supports active-duty service members, veterans,...
ECU connects military, industry and academia to strengthen partnerships
East Carolina University is strengthening its role as a partner in defense innovation and workforce development by leveraging its faculty expertise in artificial intelligence, logistics and research to solve real-world...
ECU tuba instructor performs on ‘Toy Story 5’
You’ve got a friend in East Carolina University tuba instructor Scott Sutherland. Sutherland, who joined the School of Music (SOM) faculty last year, is a musician on the “Toy Story...
Staff: Tawni Mosley
Tawni Mosley had a running joke about her name with her father. Mosley grew up in Bangor, Pennsylvania, where her father worked in factories (think Billy Joel’s “Allentown” anthem). When...
‘Topped out’ and just beginning — ceremony imagines the future of medical education
ECU and partners held a topping-out ceremony Thursday for the new Brody Center for Medical Education, a seven-story building scheduled to open next summer. The $265 million investment will increase...