ECU join Oak Ridge association
East Carolina University received formal recognition today as the newest member of Oak Ridge Associated Universities (ORAU), a national organization of schools engaged in science research. Dr. Jon Veigel, the...
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State auditors laud ECU
If state auditors gave letter grades from their reviews of financial reports then East Carolina University would get an “A Plus.” The State of North Carolina’s Financial Audit Report on...
ECU launches program at Pope AFB
East Carolina University is starting a college degree program at Pope Air Force Base in Fayetteville. The program, designed as accelerated weekend classes for adults with full-time jobs, will award...
ECU trustees name library
GREENVILLE, NC — The Board of Trustees passed proposals to name to two rooms and a library facility and to reconstruct a landmark feature from one of ECU’s first...
ECU planning dept celebrates 30 years
GREENVILLE, NC — The Urban and Regional Planning Program at East Carolina University is observing its 30th anniversary with an awards banquet featuring a presentation by the national president...
ECU’s NCLR earns design award
A literary magazine, published at East Carolina University, has won an award in a national publication design competition. The first edition of the North Carolina Literary Review, introduced last summer,...
ECU teaches with Starlab van
Welcome aboard the Starlab! Our destination is the universe and beyond,” is a greeting planned for school youngsters, this spring, when they step inside the new mobile planetarium from East...
ECU professor to discuss offshore drilling
GREENVILLE, NC (Mar. 2, 1993) — An East Carolina University scientist will take part in an ocean study, this summer, to discover how sea level has changed over...
ECU names institutional advancement leader
Charles D. Phlegar of Charlotte, a development and marketing executive, has joined East Carolina University as the associate vice chancellor for Institutional Advancement. His appointment is effective Feb. 1. He...
ECU seeks new views on old ship
A rare Civil War ironclad, raised from a Georgia river bottom, is coming to life again on computer screens at East Carolina University. After carefully measuring and drawing the remains...