BRINGING ‘HISTORY ALIVE’
A daylong celebration at the oldest museum in the United States dedicated to the history of rural health care will be held Saturday, Oct. 27. The Country Doctor Museum will...
Crystal Baity Archives
Cheerleader bounces back from heart surgery
When East Carolina University cheerleader Alexis Sullivan somersaults across the sidelines at Pirate football games, there's no hint of what she's been through the past year. The sophomore from Greensboro...
NO SLOWING DOWN
When East Carolina University cheerleader Alexis Sullivan somersaults across the sidelines at Pirate football games, there’s no hint of what she’s been through the past year. The sophomore from Greensboro...
First health informatics symposium set for Sept. 26
East Carolina University will hold the first Informatics in Health Care Symposium from 1 p.m. until 5 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 26 in the East Carolina Heart Institute at ECU, 115...
Close to 30 pieces on display in Laupus Library
Woodworking is a favorite activity of Dr. Leonard Trujillo, who heads up the occupational therapy department at East Carolina University. Now his longtime hobby is showcased through Nov. 6 in...
FIGHTING INJUSTICE
Dr. Franklin McCain, one of four men who led the Greensboro Woolworth’s sit-ins for civil rights in 1960, challenged East Carolina University students on Sept. 14 to find ways to...
MILITARY FRIENDLY
A series of workshops to continue East Carolina University’s legacy as a military-friendly campus and to educate students, faculty and administrators about people who serve or have served in the...
CARING FOR WOMEN
Students in nurse-midwifery, medicine and other health-related disciplines at East Carolina University will team up in a virtual clinic to improve women’s health through a $1.098 million federal grant awarded...
Federal grant awarded to ECU College of Nursing expands online education, collaboration
Students in nurse-midwifery, medicine and other health-related disciplines at East Carolina University will team up in a virtual clinic to improve women’s health through a $1.098 million federal grant awarded...
SOLVING PROBLEMS
Kelsey Romoser’s summer began half way around the world, working in a clinic in Nepal. It was something the East Carolina University physical therapy student had wanted to do since...