ECU offers English language academy
(Oct. 4, 1994) — In an East Carolina University classroom, six graduate students from the former Soviet Union watched closely as an instructor for ECU’s new English Language...
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ECU sees construction boom
(Sept. 21, 1994) — West of Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium, daylight shimmers through columns of exposed steel and concrete of Minges Coliseum. The 25 year-old building is getting some much needed...
ECU writer markets novel in bits and bytes
(Sept. 15, 1994) — Roger Schlobin’s first novel reached the public last week, but don’t expect to find it in bookstores. Instead, the East Carolina University English professor’s epic...
ECU announces fall enrollment
(Sept. 1, 1994) — Enrollment for the fall semester at East Carolina University is 17,570, according to the ECU Registrar’s Office that released its figures today. The total is...
ECU crew finds WWII wreckage
(Aug. 11, 1994) — Wreckage from the infamous air attack that brought the United States into war against Japan 53 years ago has turned up a surprise for...
ECU students study abroad
(Aug. 10, 1994) — While most East Carolina University students are preparing for a fall semester of study in eastern North Carolina, 46 other ECU students are making...
ECU education program lauded by NEA
(July 28, 1994) — An award-winning teacher education program at East Carolina University has chalked up some more national recognition for its efforts to improve the training of...
Professor visits Ethiopia on behalf of World Bank
(June 22, 1994) — An East Carolina University professor is in Ethiopia on a fact-finding mission for the World Bank. Dr. Mulatu Wubneh, a planning and development professor,...
Raising fish on the farm
(June 8, 1994) — What do fish eat? Anglers have agonized over the question for years. Now, scientists are also raising the issue, but for different reasons. It’s...
ECU studies beach access conflicts
(June 7, 1994) — Beach visitors in North Carolina are familiar with the problems of finding access to the surf on busy weekends and the resulting conflicts between...