‘GOOD STUFF’
East Carolina University students have turned bananas into dolphins and grapes into balls to tempt kids to try new snacks. Making food healthy and appealing is one of the goals...
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A ‘MODEL’ PROGRAM
Undergraduate students across the country are vying for the chance to spend this summer conducting research in biomedical engineering at East Carolina University – a new program funded by a...
ENGINEERED SUCCESS
One of East Carolina University’s fastest-growing colleges has added engineering to its name, reflecting an increasing emphasis on that program. ECU’s College of Technology and Computer Sciences will become the...
Jenkins honored by UNC Board of Governors
Then-president John Messick hires 34-year-old Leo Warren Jenkins as dean of East Carolina Teachers College. Jenkins previously held a position in the New Jersey state educational administration. He served in...
‘A CHANCE TO SHOW IT OFF’
East Carolina University will host the first track event held at the new Olympic Sports Complex this weekend when athletes from ECU and three visiting schools gather to compete in...
CALL OF NATURE
Frogs, fossils and jellyfish were among the popular activities for visitors at the annual Earth Day Expo April 8 in the Howell Science Complex at East Carolina University. The ECU...
‘THE FORGOTTEN FIRST’
ECU professor Alex Albright is continuing his quest to right an historical wrong suffered by a group of Greensboro college students who played an important role in integrating the armed...
Country Doctor Museum exhibits nursing items in Family Medicine Center
A new exhibit about nursing education in the mid-20th century is on display at East Carolina University. The Country Doctor Museum has assembled the exhibit, “Nursing School Memories: Nursing Education...
‘HIGH-IMPACT PRACTICE’
East Carolina University students from multiple disciplines shared their research and creative works March 31 – April 4 at the Eighth Annual Research and Creative Achievement Week at Mendenhall Student...
TOOLS FOR SUCCESS
Soon after U.S. Navy Corpsman Dustin “Doc” Kirby returned home from Iraq, he began to experience the disturbing symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder. He turned to East Carolina University for...