ALL ABOARD
Visitors to East Carolina University toured campus, visited Joyner Library and residence halls, and sampled the fare in university dining halls during the 2013 Spring Open House held April 6....
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RESEARCH DRIVES DISCOVERY
More than 280 undergraduate and graduate students are expected to present their research this week to fellow students, colleagues, faculty and the local community in a conference-style setting this week...
Rebecca J. Dumlao
Vibrant flowers decorate Rebecca Dumlao’s office in Joyner East overlooking the Cupola at East Carolina University. A large window provides ample light for real blooms next to her desk, and...
‘LIGHT BULB’ MOMENTS
The most rewarding thing about teaching biology for Dr. John Stiller is also the most difficult: Helping students reach those “light bulb” moments in which they obviously have grasped the...
FOSTERING COLLABORATION
By this time next year, scientists and clinicians will be working together to find clues to solving the region's – and nation's – diabetes epidemic in new lab space on...
ECHI fourth floor to soon be home to science, robotics
GREENVILLE, N.C. (Apr. 3, 2013) — By this time next year, scientists and clinicians will be working together to find clues to solving the region's – and nation's...
Saturday events to raise money for special causes
GREENVILLE, N.C. (Apr. 2, 2013) — East Carolina University students will be raising money for health-related causes in three events Saturday. In the morning, runners and walkers may...
‘Insectaphobia’ premiere engages young audience
Photography and video by Cliff Hollis and Jay Clark Inspiration is abundant for composer Salvatore Macchia. “Bugs, bugs, bugs, bugs, insects - they’re all around us!” East Carolina University student performers...
REACHING A BROADER AUDIENCE
As part of its ongoing commitment to provide an effective venue for the state’s authors and artists to showcase their work, the North Carolina Literary Review (NCLR) has launched the...
A CLOSE CALL
Jack ReVelle knows how close Wayne County and much of eastern North Carolina came to being transformed by a mushroom cloud into a radioactive wasteland. “It was damn close,” he...