ECU students gunboat in Chicod Creek
Graduate students from East Carolina University have begun the partial excavation of an American Civil War gunboat that has rested in the murky depths of a Tar River tributary for...
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ECU graduates 2,269 graduates May 4
The state’s governor and the president of the University of North Carolina will join an expected 2,279 degree candidates at the East Carolina University commencement on May 4. ECU will...
For ECU doctoral candidate, it was Science She Wrote
At an age when many people retire, Lucille H. Daniel of Rutherfordton, an East Carolina University student, is getting ready to pick up her new doctoral degree. Daniel -- everyone...
ECU scientist talks to computers
Better watch your language! An East Carolina University scientists wants computers to do a better job of responding to spoken words and has received a research award to iron out...
ECU’s Campbell named one of NC’s best professors
An East Carolina University professor being recognized today as among the best in the 16-campus University of North Carolina, has spent the past 19 years resolving to never teach the...
ECU sets schedule for ‘weekend university’
East Carolina University has announced its schedule of weekend classes that begin next fall under a new program to help working adults complete their college degrees. The Weekend University opens...
Scientists to speak at ECU Friday
The Burroughs Wellcome Distinguished Lectures in the Sciences will be held Friday (March 29) at East Carolina University and will feature talks by three leading researchers. The program starts at...
ECU’s Eastnet blazes Information Highway
An access service to the Internet and the World Wide Web based at the East Carolina University School of Education has put its users on-line for nearly 44 thousand hours...
Textile artist holds workshops at ECU
The East Carolina University School of Art will host a week-long program of workshops Mar. 18 - 22, given by Junco Sato Pollack, a textile artist from Georgia. Ms. Pollack,...
ECU student finds boon in Japanese language
The key to getting a good job often means being in the right place at the right time. For Miwa Susan Anderson, a Japanese-American student at East Carolina University, the...