ECU Hosts first ever HumorFest; Tickets on sale now
GREENVILLE, NC — Q: What do a Romanian public radio poet, a Jewish cowboy, a Southern Lady novelist have in common? A: They are the keynote speakers for the...
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Plants, animals more closely linked, ECU biologist finds
GREENVILLE, NC — It’s not just that John Stiller wants people to know that plants and animals are more genetically linked than they had believed to be in the...
FORUM SET FOR ECU CAMPUS SAFETY SURVEY
GREENVILLE, NC — Forums to discuss the results of a campus safety student survey at East Carolina University will be held at 5:30 p.m., Oct. 22 at the Mendenhall...
Cokie Roberts speaks at ‘100 Incredible Women’ event
GREENVILLE, NC — Political commentator and news analyst Cokie Roberts wove stories from her own family—her mother was the first woman from Louisiana elected to Congress—with those of trail-blazing...
Nursing group earns top national award for research
GREENVILLE, N.C. — The Bariatric Nursing Consortium, which includes faculty from East Carolina University's College of Nursing and nurses from Pitt County Memorial Hospital, has won a national research...
Art show and sale Oct. 18 benefits nursing scholarship, research
GREENVILLE, N.C. — An art show and sale on Oct. 18 will benefit nursing scholarships and research at East Carolina University. The 2nd annual Clothesline Art Show and Sale...
ECU welcomes Fulbright scholar from Pakistan
GREENVILLE, NC — A Pakistani scholar and lawyer will spend the fall visiting East Carolina University on a Fulbright grant designed to promote Americans’ understanding of Islam and modern...
ECU officials complete investigation on alleged noose
GREENVILLE, NC — East Carolina University officials today announced the completion of an investigation into the report of an alleged noose found in the basement of Belk Residence Hall...
ECU English professor receives Fulbright
GREENVILLE, NC — An East Carolina English professor received a Fulbright grant to study and teach in Hungary in January 2008. C.W. Sullivan, III, professor of literature and folklore...
ECU professor calls for ‘creative’ curriculum development
GREENVILLE, NC — A new approach to curriculum development that promotes creativity and research-based problem solving is outlined in a new book written by an East Carolina University professor...