ALL FIRED UP
Shouts of “Fired up! Ready to go!” rocked Minges coliseum as first lady Michelle Obama laid out a plan of action for 6,000 rowdy supporters at East Carolina University Wednesday...
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PROTECTING THE BRAIN
A research grant is helping an East Carolina University neurosurgeon study ways to better treat people with ruptured brain aneurysms. Dr. Robert James, an assistant professor of surgery at the...
First health informatics symposium set for Sept. 26
East Carolina University will hold the first Informatics in Health Care Symposium from 1 p.m. until 5 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 26 in the East Carolina Heart Institute at ECU, 115...
Grant aids research into brain aneurysm treatment
A research grant is helping an East Carolina University neurosurgeon study ways to better treat people with ruptured brain aneurysms. Dr. Robert James, an assistant professor of surgery at the...
Close to 30 pieces on display in Laupus Library
Woodworking is a favorite activity of Dr. Leonard Trujillo, who heads up the occupational therapy department at East Carolina University. Now his longtime hobby is showcased through Nov. 6 in...
FIGHTING INJUSTICE
Dr. Franklin McCain, one of four men who led the Greensboro Woolworth’s sit-ins for civil rights in 1960, challenged East Carolina University students on Sept. 14 to find ways to...
FIRST LADY VISIT
First Lady Michelle Obama will speak at East Carolina University Sept. 19 in Williams Arena at Minges Coliseum. The First Lady will speak about what's at stake in the election...
PRAISE AND POLITICS
The East Carolina University Gospel Choir will represent the 1st Congressional District of North Carolina in song and spirit this week, performing at an event in the nation’s capital. Thirty-five...
KINESIOLOGY FELLOWS
Two professors in ECU’s Department of Kinesiology were named fellows of the National Academy of Kinesiology and will be inducted during the national organization’s annual conference Sept. 20-22 in Portland,...
MILITARY FRIENDLY
A series of workshops to continue East Carolina University’s legacy as a military-friendly campus and to educate students, faculty and administrators about people who serve or have served in the...