ECU honor society hosts health care forum
Several of the nation’s leading authorities on health care will convene at East Carolina University Oct. 7 to discuss issues concerning regional health concerns and health insurance. Hosted by the...
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ECU surgeon to give first talk in Voyages lecture series
Dr. W. Randolph Chitwood Jr., a renowned cardiothoracic surgeon and senior associate vice chancellor of Health Sciences at East Carolina University will deliver the inaugural North Carolina Lecture in the...
ECU reopens Todd Dining Hall
Salmon fillets cooked in a smoker. “Sizzling salads” topped with pan-seared beef or chicken. Pizza slices served hot from the oven. It may sound more like fine dining than on-campus...
Pre-events, workshops mark ECU’s literary homecoming
Through both word and song, East Carolina University will celebrate the region’s literary traditions September 26 and 27. The Eastern North Carolina Literary Homecoming at Joyner Library, now in its...
East Carolina welcomes students
East Carolina University expects another record number of students for the fall semester, which officially begins with the annual faculty convocation on Monday. Students will begin moving into campus residence...
Poorman named director of financial aid at ECU
Julie L. Poorman, a veteran administrator of student financial services, has been named director of financial aid at East Carolina University. Poorman joined ECU on Aug. 1 from Berklee College...
ECU students, faculty preview Olympic facilities
Thirteen students and four faculty members from East Carolina University’s Department of Construction Management had the chance to preview the 2008 Olympic facilities on a study abroad trip to China...
Beijing Bound: ECU grad aims for Paralympic gold
Elexis Gillette vowed to “up” his game when he won a silver medal in the long jump at the 2004 Paralymic Games in Athens. “After getting that medal, I thought,...
Olympic perspectives: ECU professors, students on the Beijing games
The world’s attention will turn to Beijing, China, this month for the 2008 Olympic games. While scholars debate what that means for China and the world, they tend to agree...
Patriarca appointed new College of Education dean
Dr. Linda Patriarca has been named dean of the College of Education at East Carolina University. She came to ECU from Caldwell College in New Jersey, where she was associate...