ECU political scientist examines jihad in new book
GREENVILLE, NC — The emergence of jihad as a war strategy and its effects on global stability is the focus of a new book written by an East Carolina...
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ECU Police to undergo national accreditation
GREENVILLE, NC — The East Carolina University Police Department is scheduled for an on-site assessment in December as part of the department’s effort to achieve national accreditation through...
ECU Reinstates Office of the Dean of Students
GREENVILLE, NC — The Office of the Dean of Students in the Division of Student Life has returned to East Carolina University after a six-year hiatus. Led by associate...
ECU to bring tech ed to schools with NSF grant
GREENVILLE, NC — A $1.3 million grant from the National Science Foundation will enable East Carolina University to help public school teachers prepare students for careers in technology, science,...
Bowles, Lancaster visit ECU to promote partnerships
GREENVILLE, NC — The leaders of the state’s public higher education institutions met at East Carolina University Oct. 23 to discuss partnerships between community colleges and state universities. Erskine...
ECU economist examines flight cancellations
GREENVILLE, NC — Airline routes that are served by a single carrier have higher cancellation rates than routes served by multiple carriers, an East Carolina University economist has found....
ECU to strengthen military families through $3.1 M grant
GREENVILLE, NC — The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services this week awarded East Carolina University a $3.1 million grant through the Healthy Marriage Initiative to develop and...
ECU to develop tech-math lessons for NC high schools
GREENVILLE, NC — A $1.2 million grant from the National Science Foundation will enable East Carolina University to help public school teachers plan lessons that focus on business-related...
UNC Board chair addresses ECU Trustees
GREENVILLE, NC — Jim Phillips, chairman of the University North Carolina Board of Governors, urged East Carolina University’s leaders Friday to continue their commitment to the people who live...
Professors receive $158,000 grant to expand Asian Studies at East Carolina University
GREENVILLE, NC — The U.S. Department of Education has awarded EastCarolina University a $158,000 grant to develop and expand the university’s Asian Studies program. The two-year award allows for...