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Dr. Hope Landrine, first director of the ECU Center for Health Disparities Research, will work collaboratively with ECU faculty and staff to examine and work toward reducing health disparities (Photo by Cliff Hollis)
Dec 01, 2011
  • ECU News Services

ERASING INEQUITIES

Growing up just outside the Bronx, Dr. Hope Landrine witnessed the damage that chronic diseases wreaked upon her community. “Everyone was sick,” she recalled. Landrine knew she wanted to do...

Dec 01, 2011
  • Mary Schulken

FACULTY FEEDBACK

Data alone can’t capture the contributions of many academic departments, particularly the humanities, faculty at East Carolina University told members of a committee appointed to help prioritize academic programs for...

Nov 23, 2011
  • Doug Boyd

Grants to aid search for MS vaccine

Nearly $2 million in federal grants are helping an East Carolina University scientist look for a vaccine that could help fight or prevent multiple sclerosis. Dr. Mark Mannie, a professor...

Nov 23, 2011
  • Doug Boyd

ECU vascular center reaccredited

The Vascular Imaging Center at the East Carolina Heart Institute at East Carolina University has received national reaccreditation. The Intersocietal Commission for the Accreditation of Vascular Laboratories has granted a...

Balinda Ferree recognizes her father's handwriting on historic teletype she and husband John donated to Joyner Library. The original teletype outlines the events surrounding the Kennedy assassination on Nov. 22, 1963. More photos from the event are posted below. (Photos by Cliff Hollis)
Nov 23, 2011
  • Jeannine Manning Hutson

JFK teletype pages donated to ECU

On Nov. 22, 1963, Balinda Ferree was 19 years old and working in her father’s radio station in High Point, WHPE. That same day, President John F. Kennedy and his...

Nov 22, 2011
  • Mary Schulken

ECU TUITION

East Carolina University’s trustees face a changed landscape this year, the board’s chairman said, as they consider how much to ask students to pay for a college education. “This is...

Lou Anna Hardee in ECU's College of Education has held numerous leadership positions in the Optimist Club of Greenville.(Photo by Cliff Hollis)
Nov 21, 2011
  • Judy Currin

PASSION AND LEADERSHIP

A stroll through the corridors at the Duke University Children’s Hospital changed the direction of Lou Anna Hardee’s life. Hardee was visiting her grandson, who at age 2 was fighting...

Nurturing a love of writing from an early age, freshman Kellah Jarvis published a novel before she ever arrived at East Carolina University. (Photos by Cliff Hollis)
Nov 21, 2011
  • Rachel Castro

TALENT AND AMBITION

Many elementary and middle school teachers use children’s books as guides and assigned reading for their students, but one East Carolina University freshman Teaching Fellow arrived having written her own....

Nov 18, 2011
  • Mary Schulken

ECU reviews lockdown response

East Carolina University officials are continuing to review the lockdown episode on the campus Wednesday, Nov. 16, to determine how the university can improve its response to such events. A...

Nov 17, 2011
  • Doug Boyd

Vascular imaging center receives reaccreditation

The Vascular Imaging Center at the East Carolina Heart Institute at East Carolina University has received national reaccreditation. The Intersocietal Commission for the Accreditation of Vascular Laboratories has granted a...