EASTER FUN
Face-painting, games and hidden Easter eggs were among the prizes awaiting children who attended an Easter Egg Hunt at the East Carolina University mall April 1. The event was the...
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FAMILY FRIENDLY
More than 100 visual and performing artists came to East Carolina University March 31 for the 8th Annual Youth Arts Festival. Activities included wheel-thrown ceramics, watercolor painting, weaving, papermaking, blacksmithing,...
CONQUERING CANCER
At an East Carolina University St. Baldricks Foundation event March 31, nine men and one woman shaved their heads to raise more than $7,200 for St. Baldrick's, an organization that...
Tree’s roots trace back to ancient Greece
East Carolina University might be the youngest medical school in the state, but an addition to its campus has a lineage that goes back thousands of years to the father...
IN PHASE TWO
East Carolina University could save up to $3.8 million annually by reorganizing its academic structure. That estimate was released March 30 in a report from the chancellor-appointed Program Prioritization Committee....
LIVING WELL
ROBERSONVILLE – Squeals and laughter erupted from the East End Elementary School gym Thursday as second-graders learned about healthy foods from East Carolina University students. In a modified “red light,...
Saturday events to raise money for special causes
Medical students at East Carolina University will be raising money for health-related causes in a pair of events this Saturday. In the morning, the Medical Student Council at the Brody...
FOR CHARITY
Medical students at East Carolina University will be raising money for health-related causes in a pair of events this Saturday. In the morning, the Medical Student Council at the Brody...
Pories honored for career of discovery
Dr. Walter J. Pories, a surgeon and researcher, has received the 2012 Lifetime Achievement Award for Research and Creative Activity from East Carolina University. Pories, 82, is a professor of...
TO OUTCLASS THE COMPETITION
After participating in an hour of instruction on proper dining etiquette, East Carolina University junior Jack Prager thought he had everything figured out. Then lunch arrived. “(The first course) was...