EXPLORING CONNECTIONS
East Carolina University’s first STEM to STEAM summer camp challenged 25 elementary to high school students to make connections between technology and art. Hosted by the School of Art and...
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‘AHEAD OF THE CURVE’
East Carolina University is taking steps to strengthen its record on campus security at the same time a University of North Carolina report has outlined system-wide best practices on safety...
SENATE LEADERSHIP
Four East Carolina University staff members began one-year terms as officers of the Staff Senate Executive Committee on June 1. The new officers are Mary Schiller, chair; Lisa Ormond, chair-elect;...
A HEAD START
Just a couple of months ago, Nadiya Yerich was at her Havelock High School graduation. Now, she’s already well into her college coursework while most of her freshmen classmates are...
‘LIGHT BULB’ MOMENTS’
Children with communication delays related to autism and other disorders are learning about making friends while improving their verbal skills at East Carolina University’s Pirate Speech Camp. Allyson Turnage, a...
POSITIVE CONNECTIONS
Ten-year-old Tyrrek Grizzle took control of his paddle, maneuvering his miniature land mover with ease. He and a teammate moved his robot across a grid and past an opponent to...
ENSURING FIRST-RATE CARE
An anonymous gift of $1 million will enable the Family Autism Center at East Carolina University to increase professional staff and expand services for people with autism in eastern North...
PIRATES IN CERTALDO
Words alone seemed insufficient, so faculty and students who lived and studied this spring in the heart of Tuscany shared their experiences through the video posted above. The video illustrates...
Trustees review fiscal sustainability measures, strategic planning
Continuing fiscal challenges were front and center during the regular meeting of the East Carolina University Board of Trustees held July 17-18 at the East Carolina Heart Institute at ECU....
DIGGING UP THE PAST
Ten rising high school juniors and seniors got busy this summer digging and sifting through 18th century dirt behind a standing slave cabin in Grimesland. That’s because Charles Ewen, professor...