Governor appoints Talton to ECU board of trustees
Gov. Jim Hunt has appointed James R. Talton Jr. of Raleigh, a longtime, active supporter of East Carolina University to the ECU Board of Trustees. He replaces Walter Williams of...
Gov. Jim Hunt has appointed James R. Talton Jr. of Raleigh, a longtime, active supporter of East Carolina University to the ECU Board of Trustees. He replaces Walter Williams of...
When it comes to the study of old artifacts, new tools evolve slowly, but one that is making a name for itself can be found at the East Carolina University...
Phillip R. Dixon, a Greenville attorney, was elected chairman of the East Carolina University Board of Trustees at the board's meeting on July 16. Dixon, an ECU graduate, has been...
Dr. Alfred T. Matthews, vice chancellor for student life at East Carolina University for the last 11 years, has announced that he will retire on Sept. 1. Matthews, who was...
After a 12-day voyage including dozens of stops at river locks along the Erie Canal, East Carolina University new research vessel arrived May 24 at its home port in Washington,...
Dr. David C. Dennard, a veteran faculty member who teaches southern history and culture at East Carolina University, has been named director of the ECU Institute for Historical and Cultural...
Dr. Glen G. Gilbert, chair of the Department of Health Education and Promotion, has been named dean of the School of Health and Human Performance at East Carolina University. Gilbert's...
East Carolina University graduates got an abbreviated commencement ceremony here on Saturday, May 15 as a light rain and brisk northeast winds chilled graduates along with their friends and family...
The East Carolina University Board of Trustees voted on May 14 to name the new life sciences building at the School of Medicine for NC State Senator Ed Warren of...
Nine East Carolina University faculty members were recognized for their outstanding teaching at a recent campus ceremony. Three faculty members received ECU Alumni Teaching Excellence Awards and six were named...