ECU expects highest test scores
East Carolina University is expecting the most academically qualified freshman class in its history when the fall semester begins this month. Tom Powell, director of admissions, said the average SAT...
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Four new board members to be sworn in
Four new members will be sworn in at the meeting of the East Carolina University Board of Trustees on Wednesday (July 30). The board also will elect officers for this...
Talton elected chair of ECU board
Jim Talton of Raleigh, a noted civic leader and longtime supporter of East Carolina University, was elected chair of the ECU Board of Trustees on July 30. Talton, who was...
Rogers named dean of technology and computer sciences
Dr. Ralph Rogers, a noted authority on simulation and modeling, has been named dean of the new College of Technology and Computer Science at East Carolina University. The college, created...
East Carolina University commits to new dance facility
A late Beatle once said that there are no problems, only solutions. For the School of Theatre and Dance at East Carolina University, John Lennon's musing will act itself out...
Medical center named one of the nation’s 50 best for heart, urological care
Pitt County Memorial Hospital in Greenville has been named among the nation's top 50 centers for treatment of cardiovascular and urological diseases and disorders. PCMH is the primary teaching hospital...
Winnebago college tour
Ron Clark wants his students to go to college. So much so that this week he loaded 10 of them in a Winnebago for a statewide tour of North Carolina...
ECU, Chinese sudent share classroom, technology, friendships
Until this week, ECU senior Joseph Wolyniak knew his assigned partner for his summer honors course only as Jimmy, a college student from China's Soochow University with interests in religion,...
Funds to provide dental care for patients of craniofacial clinic
A clinic's efforts to make a dramatic difference in the lives of children with craniofacial abnormalities and cleft palates will be supported by a grant from the Kate B. Reynolds...
Grant to fund telemedicine at Caswell Center
A $114,081 grant has been awarded for telemedicine services to East Carolina University and the Caswell Center, which serves people with mental retardation and developmental disabilities. This funding from the...