ECU breaks ground for SRC
(Jan. 19, 1994) — East Carolina University officials held a ceremony this week to start construction on the new Student Recreation Center. The project, when completed, will give...
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ECU plans MLK day activities
(Jan. 11, 1994) — A candlelight march and a speech by a member of the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s executive staff will highlight East Carolina University’s...
State’s ferries go Purple and Gold
(Jan. 9, 1994) — A state ferryboat trimmed in purple and gold and decked out with other symbols of ECU will soon sail the waters of the Pamlico...
ECU trustees recognize staff work
In a meeting Dec. 10, the ECU Board of Trustees issued two awards to staff members, created a new Board of Visitors, added names to the streets at the medical...
ECU holds fall commencement
Dr. Thomas G. Irons, one of East Carolina University’s most respected teachers of medicine, will deliver the commencement address at ECU’s fall graduation program Dec. 11 in Ficklen Stadium. The...
ECU poet recognized
Peter Makuck, a poet and professor of English at East Carolina University, has won recognition for his efforts to promote the public performance of poetry. Makuck has received the 1993...
Delia named to lead RDI
Albert A. Delia, a Greenville resident and economic development specialist, has been selected to head the East Carolina University Regional Development Institute. Delia will join the ECU staff on Dec....
ECU wins adult education award
East Carolina University has received a statewide award for its NILEC video network. NILEC stands for Network for Interactive Learning of Eastern North Carolina. ECU uses the network for teaching...
Grant boosts ECU, industry partnerships
Grant boosts ECU, industry partnerships A $1.2 million government project involving East Carolina University comes from long-standing efforts at ECU to build “real world” partnerships with industry. “It builds on...
ECU awaits bond issue outcome
GREENVILLE, NC (Oct. 28, 1993) — The East Carolina University community will be holding its breath next Tuesday. That’s the day voters decide if the state sells bonds...