Students meet with international nuclear experts
VIENNA, AUSTRIA — Nuclear power is on the upswing, with anywhere from 16 to 140 new power plants possible worldwide within the next two decades, and a group of...
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Andrews assumes new role in the School of Nursing
GREENVILLE — Dr. Alta Andrews has been appointed associate dean for community partnerships and practice in the East Carolina University School of Nursing effective April 17. In addition, she...
ECU professors show magazine ads send different health messages
GREENVILLE, NC — Ads found in Cosmopolitan and Essence magazines send readers two very different health messages, according to two East Carolina communication professors. “The messages are: Be really...
ECU’s School of Music announces new director
J. Christopher Buddo will assume the directorship of East Carolina University’s School of Music June 1. Buddo, who currently serves as associate dean for administrative affairs and director of the...
Poison frogs subject of ECU biologist’s NSF grant
GREENVILLE, NC — A $227,000 grant from the National Science Foundation will enable an East Carolina University biologist to study the mating and parenting habits in species of Peruvian...
ECU researchers study interactive video games
GREENVILLE, NC — It’s not every day that Stuart Hager gets a chance to try out the latest Playstation II video games: Grand Turismo II, Moto Racer, and Dance...
ECU taps new chairman of emergency medicine
GREENVILLE, N.C. — Dr. Theodore Delbridge has joined the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University as professor and chairman of the Department of Emergency Medicine. Delbridge, 44,...
ECU medical school climbs in annual U.S. News magazine rankings
GREENVILLE, N.C. — The Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University moved up this year among medical schools that emphasize primary care, according to the annual listing of...
East Carolina Heart Institute moves one step closer
GREENVILLE, N.C. — The East Carolina Heart Institute took a giant step today when officials broke ground for the new $60 million cardiac research and treatment center at...
ECU Army ROTC cadets get lesson in historical weapons
Larry Babits, ECU professor of maritime history and a battlefield archaeologist, instructs ECU Army ROTC cadets (from left) Tom Barsalou, Theodore Bush and John Miller on the Continental Army flintlock...