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A printer, TV, mattress topper, bags full of clothes and an extra-large bin of shoes surrounded the Cotran family outside of East Carolina University’s Garrett Hall Aug. 21. Their daughter...
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WE’VE GOT YOU COVERED
New and improved shelters are opening this fall to provide pedestrians protection from inclement weather while they wait for East Carolina University transit buses. In addition, a new Pirate...
Three medical students named Brody Scholars
Three incoming students at East Carolina University’s Brody School of Medicine have been named Brody Scholars for the Class of 2018. Alyssa D'Addezio of Concord, Ismail Kassim of High Point...
‘TO CARE AND TO CURE’
Eighty new students were officially welcomed to the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University in an Aug. 15 ceremony that reflected the responsibilities and opportunities associated with a...
‘HIGH-LEVEL, FAST LEARNING’
With their eyes focused on careers in medicine, two East Carolina University honors students saw first-hand the experiences of physicians through a six-week summer internship at the East Carolina Heart...
CHANGING LIVES
For teenagers with autism, the normal challenges of high school are amplified. East Carolina University is hosting a summer camp for autistic teens to nurture interpersonal skills and build confidence....
Radio contest leads to Keith Urban tour appearance
asey Tyndall has been singing and playing the guitar since she taught herself at 10 years old. Friday night, Aug. 8, she’ll take her talent to Walnut Creek Amphitheatre to...
SHIFTING SANDS
East Carolina University will soon be researching new ways to maintain and rebuild North Carolina’s cherished coastline following damage from hurricanes and tropical storms. In a two-year cooperative agreement with...
BELOW THE SURFACE
Believed to be the first of its kind in the state, a barrier installed by East Carolina University researchers is reducing nitrate-nitrogen concentrations in eastern North Carolina groundwater. Dr. Charles...
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...