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Jul 24, 2012
  • ECU News Services

Golden Living Center donates to Brody School of Medicine

GREENVILLE, N.C.   (July 24, 2012)   —   Golden Living Center has donated $118,000 to the Department of Family Medicine at the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University...

Jul 24, 2012
  • ECU News Services

Chitwood addresses surgery group in China

GREENVILLE, N.C.   (July 24, 2012)   —   Dr. W. Randolph Chitwood Jr. was one of the speakers at a recent conference on robotic surgery in China.  Chitwood, the Eddie...

Jul 20, 2012
  • ECU News Services

LEARNING TO LEAD

The Shelton Leadership Challenge at East Carolina University held its inaugural six-day residential camp for approximately 25 high school students July 15 – 20. Participants spent the week expanding skills...

Jul 19, 2012
  • Doug Boyd

LIFE-SAVING THERAPY

Doctors in eastern North Carolina are perfecting a new method for replacing worn out heart valves that promises less pain and faster recovery times.   Surgeons and cardiologists at the...

Jul 19, 2012
  • Kathryn Kennedy

NOT AT ECU

An internal audit at East Carolina University looking for clusters of athletes across courses or majors in the past 12 months found no instances of academic fraud, administrators said today....

Jul 19, 2012
  • Crystal Baity

LEADERSHIP POSITIONS

East Carolina University’s Board of Trustees welcomed a new board member and elected officers to one-year terms on the 13-member governing body July 19. M. Justin Davis, ECU’s new Student...

Jul 19, 2012
  • ECU News Services

ECU surgeons perform new type of heart valve replacement

GREENVILLE, N.C.   (July 19, 2012)   —   Doctors in eastern North Carolina are perfecting a new method for replacing worn out heart valves that promises less pain and faster...

Jul 18, 2012
  • Doug Boyd

NIH-FUNDED RESEARCH

Research by an East Carolina University scientist could lead to a better understanding of how testicular cancer develops as well as give insight into how stem cells could be used...

Jul 17, 2012
  • Doug Boyd

Early cell development could hold key to testicular cancer

GREENVILLE, N.C.   (July 17, 2012)   —   Research by an East Carolina University scientist could lead to a better understanding of how testicular cancer develops as well as give...

Jul 16, 2012
  • Melanie Jock

THINKING ON THEIR FEET

Guitar in hand, Brazil native Sabrina Calado stood in the multipurpose room of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Greenville. Smiling, she waited for her audience to arrive. “I’m excited,” Calado...