ECU conference studies tobacco
GREENVILLE, NC (Feb. 15, 2002) — A midway screamer at the state fair can't match the upside-down roller coaster ridden by tobacco farmers and rural communities in recent...
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ECU Founders Day and Installation
(Feb. 15, 2002) — ECU Founders Day festivities in March will center on the formal installation of Dr. William V. Muse as the 10th chief executive of the...
First class of “master educators” named at medical school
GREENVILLE, N.C. (Feb. 1, 2002) — Recognizing their dedication to students and educational leadership, 10 faculty members at the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University have...
Two young African Americans discuss Black History Month
GREENVILLE, N.C. (Feb. 1, 2002) — Black History Month began more than 70 years ago as Negro History Week at Chicago's Wabash Street YMCA. The idea came from...
Literacy can affect health, compliance
GREENVILLE, N.C. (Feb. 1, 2002) — Imagine living in a world where you speak the same language as those around you but you can't read signs, newspapers, books,...
Trustees recommend tuition hike
(Jan. 31, 2002) — The East Carolina University Board of Trustees, spurred by the slumping national and state economies, today (Jan. 31) recommended a $400 tuition increase for...
Chancellor to have Medical Procedure
(Jan. 31, 2002) — ECU Chancellor William V. Muse is scheduled to undergo a procedure Friday in Winston-Salem to clear a partially obstructed blood vessel. The procedure is...
Chancellor announces administrative searches reorganizations
(Jan. 18, 2002) — Chancellor William V. Muse has appointed committees to lead the searches for two vice chancellors at East Carolina University and also has announced several...
MLK programs planned at ECU
(Jan. 9, 2002) — Two former activists who played leadership roles in the 1960s civil rights movement will address Martin Luther King Jr. commemorative programs at East Carolina...
Carotid artery angioplasty offers patients alternative to surgery
GREENVILLE, N.C. (Dec. 20, 2001) — Specialists at Pitt County Memorial Hospital are using a minimally invasive procedure to treat selected cases of carotid artery disease. The disease,...