NCLR hits milestone with 20th issue in 2011
The North Carolina Literary Review (NCLR) celebrates a significant milestone – its 20th issue – this summer when the literary magazine makes its way to subscribers and independent bookstores across...
ECU News Services Archives
ECU STUDY: Employees pedal while they work
For 50 ECU employees, work time will also be exercise time this summer. They will be pedaling under their desks, helping research ways to offset the effects of sedentary work....
ECU, UHS to operate cancer center jointly
East Carolina University and University Health Systems of Eastern Carolina have launched a collaboration to provide coordinated outpatient cancer services through the Leo W. Jenkins Cancer Center. Services that UHS...
School of Dental Medicine Tour
Members of the N.C. Dental Society toured the construction site for the East Carolina University School of Dental Medicine Wednesday, meeting faculty and viewing the facilities. The School of Dental...
EPPC Proposal and Response on Academic Reorganization
Following requests from Chancellor Steve Ballard, the Education Policies and Planning Committee of the ECU Faculty Senate identified guidelines for possible reorganization of the university's academic programs in response to...
ECU Hosts Second-Annual Hurricane Conference
East Carolina University and North Carolina Emergency Management will host the second annual hurricane conference for emergency managers May 18 in the Murphy Center on campus. Along with representatives of...
BETTER EQUIPPED
The 17-campus University of North Carolina today announced a three-year, $3-million grant from the Oak Foundation of Geneva, Switzerland, that will enable UNC campuses to better meet the needs of...
Renovated Mamie Jenkins building dedicated
GREENVILLE, N.C. — University officials on Tuesday celebrated the re-opening of the Mamie Jenkins Building as the home of the ECU Honors College with a ribbon cutting and a history...
Reflection
Revived Victory Bell connects two eras By Mary Schulken ECU Director of Public Affairs When Herb Carlton enrolled in ROTC in 1949 at East Carolina Teachers College, there wasn’t much...
Remembrance
Three East Carolina University students who died serving their country were among the first memorialized during the Memorial Walk and Freedom Wall dedication. They were Capt. James R. Tant, U.S....