HEALTH CARE AFTER COVID
As most longtime eastern North Carolinians could tell you, sometimes the hardest part of a natural disaster is the cleanup. After a hurricane, for example, it often takes a while...
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SERVING OTHERS
EXPLORING CLIMATE CHANGE Ten Honors College students participated in a different type of spring break beach trip. As part of their honors seminar “From Barriers to Agency,” the students...
SONRÍE MEANS SMILE
Elena Uzun sat transfixed by the developing conflict in Ukraine into the wee hours of Saturday, Feb. 26. But when dawn arrived, she headed to the East Carolina University School...
Timeline brings together civil rights movement at ECU and beyond
East Carolina University Archives continues to add to a civil rights timeline project that began with an exhibit during the summer of 2019. The Pursuit of Civil Rights at East...
PRIZE PATROL
East Carolina University has taken first place and a $10,000 prize in the third annual Collegiate Hunger Challenge, a competition among North Carolina colleges and universities to raise awareness about...
ECU alumna awarded U.S. Chamber’s inaugural LGBTQ-Owned Business Achievement Award
Hideaway Cafe, owned by East Carolina University graduate and 2015 ECU 40 Under Forty awardee Victoria Kidd, was honored by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in October as the recipient...
Pitt County Care Clinic offers community care led by ECU medical students
On a blustery, sunny Sunday afternoon in January, physicians and medical students hurried into the Pitt County Health Department’s Earl Trevathan Jr., M.D. Public Health Center and disappeared into a...
BREAKING BARRIERS: BLACK HISTORY AT ECU
Timeline sources: ECU Joyner Library Desegregation website, ECU Heritage Hall and ECU News Services archives. MORE STORIES
ECU BIG READ KICKOFF
EVENT DETAILS What: Big Read When: Feb. 15 Time: 4 p.m. Where: Five Points Plaza, at the corner of Fifth and Evans streets, Greenville, N.C. Free books provided for community...
NO RETREAT
East Carolina University faculty and students in the Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences are telling the stories of Princeville, N.C. — the oldest incorporated African American town in...