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...
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Bond bill passes
Once again history is repeating itself on the campus of East Carolina University. Faced with an increased enrollment and the ever increasing body of published knowledge, the staff at the...
Billingsley crafts bell in Japan
There are still some things made in the U.S. getting top respect in Japan. Just ask East Carolina University’s Carl Billingsley. An artist, Billingsley produced a sculpture at his home...
ECU expert to discuss boat foam in DC
An East Carolina University administrator will address a public hearing in Washington, D.C., next week, on an issue that could sink the recreational boat building industry. The issue is foam....
ECU named ‘best value’ by U.S. News
East Carolina University is among the top 10 southern regional universities offering students the best value for their educational dollars, according to the U.S. News & World Report. The magazine’s...
ECU researchers dive at Mobile Bay
An underwater survey team from East Carolina University is on its way to Mobile, Ala. to examines ships that sank during the famous Civil War battle of Mobile Bay. The...
ECU plans grad course in occupational safety
With toxic chemicals, volatile fluids and complex machines at the heart of industrial manufacturing, it’s no wonder East Carolina University’s technology program is turning its attention to safety. There are...
ECU prof studies value of beach property
A study of beach property values by the East Carolina University School of Business has confirmed what most land developers already know too well: People will pay more to be...
Endowment enables special chemistry programs
East Carolina University and Burroughs Welcome Co. announced Monday the creation of an endowment to support the study of organic chemistry at ECU. Dr. Howard Schaeffer, the president of the...
ECU pursues technology for distance learning
Microwave links, fiber optics and satellites have produced dramatic change in the communications industry. As a result, television can show live events from anywhere in the world. Pictures and sound...