ECU breaks ground on new residence hall
(Oct. 29, 2004) — East Carolina University leaders on Friday broke ground for a new residence hall on College Hill. About 100 members of the university and extended...
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CDC names Anderson to national task force
GREENVILLE, NC (Oct. 27, 2004) — Alice Anderson, an assistant professor of environmental health sciences and safety at East Carolina University, has been selected as one of 20...
Ebendorf inducted into Hall of Fame
(Oct. 21, 2004) — East Carolina University professor of metals Robert Ebendorf has been inducted into the National Metalsmiths Hall of Fame in the artist/arts educator category.The prolific...
Joyner Library online exhibit honored
(Oct. 20, 2004) — East Carolina University's Music Library won two awards for a digital exhibit titled Alice Person: Good Medicine and Good Music. The exhibit presents the...
Joyner Library exhibits Tarheel elections
GREENVILLE, NC (Oct. 18, 2004) — Memorabilia, letters, diary entries and photographs of election history in North Carolina are now on exhibit in the Special Collections Department at...
Bauer named to ECU’s Rives chair of southern literature
(Oct. 15, 2004) — Margaret Donovan Bauer has been named the first Rives Chair in the Department of English at East Carolina University. The five-year renewable position is...
ECU signs education pact with Kashmiri University
(Oct. 14, 2004) — East Carolina University officials signed a partnership agreement with a Kashmiri university Oct. 14, 2004, formally establishing a global connection between ECU and the...
ECU names outstanding alumni
(Oct. 13, 2004) — The East Carolina University Alumni Association has named four winners of the Outstanding Alumni Award 2004. The four new Outstanding Alumni are: William "Carl...
Butler named to ECU board
(Oct. 12, 2004) — Joel Butler, vice president for external affairs for University Health Systems of Eastern Carolina, has been named to the East Carolina University Board of...
Fay to study in France on Fulbright
(Oct. 10, 2004) — Julie Fay, an English professor at East Carolina University, was awarded a Fulbright grant to teach and research in Montpellier, France, through January 2005....