MIRACLE MILESTONE
When East Carolina University senior Brittney Massey marches in commencement exercises Friday with her classmates, it will be the second time she's worn her purple cap and gown. The first...
News Archives
Medical images transformed to art in Laupus exhibit
Images from routine medical tests, X-rays and diseased cells have been transformed into art for an exhibit opening May 10 at Laupus Library at East Carolina University. The exhibit, “Wearing...
Nursing class gift provides well for village in Guatemala
A village in Guatemala will have safe drinking water thanks to a class gift from graduating seniors in the East Carolina University College of Nursing. Students raised $5,000 to pay...
Convocations to begin Friday
Seventy medical students will receive their degrees at the annual convocation of the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University on Friday, May 6. The convocation begins at 2...
BIN LADEN DEAD: ‘Justice was done’
The war on terror will not end because Osama bin Laden has been killed, but his death can be a critical turning point, said observers and experts at East Carolina...
Founders Day, University Awards honor achievement, accomplishment at ECU
GREENVILLE, N.C. (Apr. 27, 2011) — East Carolina University marked its 104th year by celebrating teaching, research and service during its annual Founders Day and University Awards Celebration held Tuesday...
FACULTY FORUM: Need more data, cost-savings
GREENVILLE, N.C. — East Carolina University faculty members expressed skepticism and concern Tuesday at a forum held to discuss recent proposals to reorganize some academic units on campus as a...
Renovated Mamie Jenkins building dedicated
GREENVILLE, N.C. — University officials on Tuesday celebrated the re-opening of the Mamie Jenkins Building as the home of the ECU Honors College with a ribbon cutting and a history...
Reflection
Revived Victory Bell connects two eras By Mary Schulken ECU Director of Public Affairs When Herb Carlton enrolled in ROTC in 1949 at East Carolina Teachers College, there wasn’t much...
Dedication
‘You have helped us honor him’ Capt. James R. Tant, U.S. Air Force, ECU class of ’65, knew at age 9 he wanted to be a pilot. “He got his...