Food literacy training begins Jan. 21
People who want to know more about healthful eating and food preparation can enroll in the Food Literacy Partners training program that begins Jan. 21. This free program teaches participants...
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Gift endows lecture series at Brody School of Medicine
A new endowed lecture series that honors a pioneering neurosurgeon will bring top medical speakers to the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University. The series will honor Dr....
ECU faculty member awarded $1.4 million NIH grant to study dizziness, imbalance
An East Carolina University associate professor has been awarded a five-year, $1.4 million research grant from the National Institutes of Health to continue her study into the role genes may...
Wetherington named university attorney
Kitty H. Wetherington, who has served as interim university attorney at East Carolina University since March, has been named university attorney, effective immediately. Chancellor Steve Ballard said, “Kitty Wetherington has...
NYC’S 92ND St. art center honors ECU’s Ebendorf
East Carolina University artist Robert Ebendorf was recently honored for leadership and achievement in American art by New York City's prestigious 92nd Street Y Art Center. Ebendorf was one of...
EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY GRADUATES 2,200 STUDENTS
About 2,200 candidates graduated Saturday from East Carolina University. Phil Dixon, former chair of the East Carolina University Board of Trustees and a noted Greenville attorney and civic leader, was...
Research shows chemotherapy after surgery helps endometrial cancer patients
A new study, led by an ECU physician, shows that giving two chemotherapy drugs to women with advanced endometrial cancer after surgery reduces the risk of recurrence by 29 percent...
Ensley elected to three-year term on North Carolina Humanities Council
East Carolina University faculty member Donald E. Ensley has been elected to a three-year term on the North Carolina Humanities Council. Ensley is assistant vice chancellor for community engagement at...
Fort Bragg education center offers classes on base, during deployment
The next time Alberto Morrison deploys for Iraq, his business courses from East Carolina University will go with him. Based in Fort Bragg, Morrison is working toward a bachelor’s degree...
Professor develops virtual reality-based course
When Professor Moha Tabrizi tried on his new sensory suit in East Carolina University’s Technology Innovation Lab, he wasn’t looking to create a movie or video game for Nintendo or...