ECU celebrates Founders Day March 26
GREENVILLE, N.C. — The dedication of the Trustees Fountain and the awarding of the Jarvis Medal, the university’s highest service honor, will highlight East Carolina University’s Centennial Founders Day...
GREENVILLE, N.C. — The dedication of the Trustees Fountain and the awarding of the Jarvis Medal, the university’s highest service honor, will highlight East Carolina University’s Centennial Founders Day...
GREENVILLE, N.C.— Area health care providers, faculty, students, staff and the public are invited to an Innovation Expo to be held Thursday, April 2, at the East Carolina Heart...
The annual History Day competition sponsored by East Carolina University’s Department of History will be held Wednesday, April 8, in the Mendenhall Student Center. Middle grade and senior high...
GREENVILLE, N.C. — Graduating East Carolina University medical students will learn where they will spend the next few years as doctors-in-training during the annual Match Day at noon today,...
GREENVILLE, N.C. — More than half of the medical students graduating from East Carolina University this spring will go into primary care residencies. Those are the results of the...
GREENVILLE — The East Carolina University Board of Trustees has approved guidelines for the university’s ongoing budget reduction efforts in the face of severe economic pressures. Chancellor Steve Ballard...
GREENVILLE, N.C.— Lucia Brannon, coordinator of Off-Campus Student Services at East Carolina University, strives to introduce students to services available to them on campus. But, with more than 70...
GREENVILLE, N.C. — Greenville cable viewers will have access to a new music performance television program featuring faculty and students from the School of Music at East Carolina University....
GREENVILLE, N.C. — A nationally known surgeon will talk about the latest trends in lung transplant surgery during the eighth annual Will Camp Sealy lecture at East Carolina University....
GREENVILLE — Today’s crossword puzzles have a distinguished literary pedigree, tracing their beginnings to acrostics and other word puzzles from centuries ago. East Carolina University English associate professor Gregg...