‘DOING THE RIGHT THING’
A commitment to service is the foundation of leadership, two alumni with distinguished military careers said April 15 while speaking to cadets in ECU’s Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corp....
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SWEET SURPRISES
Orange juice, mint leaves and five medium turnips: they might not sound like the best mix for a sweet concoction, but at an East Carolina University culinary competition, those ingredients...
WORKING WITH NOAA
An EC Scholar and East Carolina University Honors College student has landed a scholarship and an internship from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Thomas Vaughan, a sophomore from...
BREATHING EASY
Summer months in eastern North Carolina mean hot, sticky days with heat indexes that can take the breath away, particularly for those who work outdoors. Add to that a respirator...
CSI: TOWN COMMON
Ten East Carolina University students are investigating hazardous waste sites this spring, seeking to uncover who or what is responsible for hazardous materials and pollution recently discovered at the Greenville...
‘TIRELESS ADVOCATE’
An East Carolina University researcher and faculty member described as a tireless advocate for a high quality university education has received the campus’ top leadership award for women. Dr. Catherine...
‘LIGHT BULB’ MOMENTS
The most rewarding thing about teaching biology for Dr. John Stiller is also the most difficult: Helping students reach those “light bulb” moments in which they obviously have grasped the...
‘Insectaphobia’ premiere engages young audience
Photography and video by Cliff Hollis and Jay Clark Inspiration is abundant for composer Salvatore Macchia. “Bugs, bugs, bugs, bugs, insects - they’re all around us!” East Carolina University student performers...
A CLOSE CALL
Jack ReVelle knows how close Wayne County and much of eastern North Carolina came to being transformed by a mushroom cloud into a radioactive wasteland. “It was damn close,” he...
‘IN DEMAND’
A new East Carolina University graduate program capitalizing on continued growth in the information technology sector will begin accepting students this fall. A master of science in network technology was...