Faculty: Reorganization offers opportunities, hazards
Many faculty and staff members at East Carolina University say they are struggling to see the benefits of a possible academic reorganization. At the Brody School of Medicine, however, some...
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FILLING EMPTY BOWLS: ECU event raises funds to combat hunger
East Carolina University's Campus Living and Dining Services and the ECU Ceramic's Guild collaborated to combat hunger through the Empty Bowls fundraiser on campus March 2, raising approximately $3,000. In...
BEST FOOT FORWARD
An East Carolina University graduate student is working to enhance the quality of life for Zeus, a 6-year-old Siberian Husky who wears a prosthetic paw. Zeus had part of his...
COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS
Reclined in a portable dental chair, Jerry Joyner readied himself to have a tooth looked at Wednesday by an East Carolina University dental faculty member. He was pretty sure he...
Students, faculty help homeless smile at local event
Reclined in a portable dental chair, Jerry Joyner readied himself to have a tooth looked at Wednesday by an East Carolina University dental faculty member. He was pretty sure he...
HPV shot recommended for boys
he vaccine that protects girls from the virus that causes cervical cancer and other cancers is now being recommended for boys starting at age 11. That's the message from the...
Chitwood receives pair of recognitions
Dr. W. Randolph Chitwood Jr., a cardiovascular surgeon at East Carolina University, has been inducted as an honorary member in the German Society for Thoracic, Heart and Vascular Surgery and...
TRADEMARK RIGHTS
A federal judge has ordered a Greenville man to stop using HealthyPirates.com in connection with his publication and related website because it infringes upon East Carolina University’s trademarks. James...
PROFIT MARGIN
A little more than halfway through the fiscal year, the medical group practice at East Carolina University is ahead of budget projections and expected to make money, officials said Thursday. ...
CULTURALLY SENSITIVE
A group of 10 East Carolina University medical students spoke Monday to fellow students and faculty members about their faiths and how medical professionals might deliver more culturally sensitive care...