Student: Ishani Shelat
If you’ve ever forgotten where you put your glasses, East Carolina University senior Ishani Shelat may be able to help. A biochemistry major and future optometrist, Shelat’s also earning an...
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SELFLESS SERVICE
An unwavering commitment to helping others took center stage Thursday as more than 100 East Carolina University faculty, staff and students were honored at the Chancellor’s Awards for Service. The...
MISSION-DRIVEN
East Carolina University’s Brody School of Medicine has again ranked as North Carolina’s most diverse medical school in a listing of the 2023 Best Graduate Schools released today by U.S....
ADVANCING THE MISSION
Dr. Philip Rogers, who returned to East Carolina University a year ago, will be formally installed as ECU’s 12th chancellor on March 24. The ceremony — scheduled during Founders Week...
ECU’s core values displayed in winning LifeWTR label design
Inclusivity, respect and integrity inspired Noelle Story’s winning design for an art competition at East Carolina University. Story, a freshman art major from Kitty Hawk, was selected as the grand...
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...
GLASS WORKS
The glassblowing process is like a dance, and the key is learning the choreography, says East Carolina University instructor Mike Tracy. Five people from eastern North Carolina recently learned how...
Student: Olivia Cottrell
Boredom led to brainstorming for Olivia Cottrell. The East Carolina University junior business major, stuck at home after the start of the pandemic, logged onto ENGAGE to check out student...
DELIGHTFULLY DAZZLING
In a classic coming-of-age story, a prince ponders his future while searching for true happiness in East Carolina University’s production of “Pippin.” The musical, opening tonight in McGinnis Theatre, runs...
Student: Zachary Singletary
Zachary Singletary has found his place at East Carolina University. He’s close to family and his hometown of Roper, while being challenged and supported in graduate school by his English...