GOALS IN BUSINESS
Charlotte’s Mesyiah Fleming credits East Carolina University with providing not only the skills, but also the lifelong friends and connections to succeed in his chosen career. Fleming, who will graduate...
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Purple Pantry, new service lab ready to support students
The Purple Pantry targets food insecurity on the campus of East Carolina University, and now in its second year, it has experienced an increase in the number of students it...
MOVING FORWARD
Jessica Jaye wants to effect change as an educational leader. Jaye, who will graduate this fall with her Master of Arts in education in middle grades education with a concentration...
HEADLINE WORTHY
Elizabeth Johnson, who was admitted to East Carolina University at the age of 16 and turned 18 in March, is one of the youngest students to complete her degree from...
INTROVERT NO MORE
Soon-to-be-alumnus Calvin Massey Jr. describes himself as an introvert. However, he was able to break out of that personality trait when he enrolled at East Carolina University and the College...
Entrepreneurship society establishes new chapter, welcomes charter members
East Carolina University’s Miller School of Entrepreneurship is the newest chapter member of the Sigma Nu Tau entrepreneurship honor society. ECU becomes the 31st Sigma Nu Tau chapter overall and...
Entrepreneurship society establishes new chapter, welcomes charter members
East Carolina University’s Miller School of Entrepreneurship is the newest chapter member of the Sigma Nu Tau entrepreneurship honor society. ECU becomes the 31st Sigma Nu Tau chapter overall and...
A VEGAN HOLIDAY
While turkey or ham has traditionally taken center stage at holiday meals, some families may find that their students transitioned to a plant-based or meatless diet over the fall semester....
Six student teams move on to the Pirate Entrepreneurship Challenge
Twelve student teams with entrepreneurial aspirations recently entered round two of the third annual Pirate Entrepreneurship Challenge, the signature pitch competition of the Miller School of Entrepreneurship in ECU’s College...
Professor’s research could help save the lives of military personnel
Dr. Teresa Ryan, an assistant professor in the Department of Engineering at East Carolina University, has received a $370,000 grant to continue her efforts to help protect military personnel. Ryan...