ECU compiles report on coastal counties
GREENVILLE, NC (Feb. 11, 1994) — Excessive development is a top concern among people in parts of North Carolina’s coastal region, outranking the fear of offshore oil and...
GREENVILLE, NC (Feb. 11, 1994) — Excessive development is a top concern among people in parts of North Carolina’s coastal region, outranking the fear of offshore oil and...
(Feb. 9, 1994) — The slow but persistent tortoise outran the hare in an old children’s fable. And in the Great Depression, it graced southern dinner tables as...
(Feb. 8, 1994) — Talk about far away places! Geography buffs would have a field day at East Carolina University this spring. There are 42 countries represented on...
(Feb. 8, 1994) — Talk about far away places! Geography buffs would have a field day at East Carolina University this spring. There are 42 countries represented on...
(Jan. 26, 1994) — East Carolina University’s spot on the state’s new information highway network, announced Tuesday, is more akin to a major fuel and service depot than...
(Jan. 20, 1994) — East Carolina University’s enrollment for the spring semester is 16,581, according to the registrar’s office that released enrollment figures today. The total is below...
(Jan. 19, 1994) — East Carolina University officials held a ceremony this week to start construction on the new Student Recreation Center. The project, when completed, will give...
(Jan. 11, 1994) — A candlelight march and a speech by a member of the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s executive staff will highlight East Carolina University’s...
(Jan. 9, 1994) — A state ferryboat trimmed in purple and gold and decked out with other symbols of ECU will soon sail the waters of the Pamlico...
In a meeting Dec. 10, the ECU Board of Trustees issued two awards to staff members, created a new Board of Visitors, added names to the streets at the medical...