KINESIOLOGY FELLOWS
Two professors in ECU’s Department of Kinesiology were named fellows of the National Academy of Kinesiology and will be inducted during the national organization’s annual conference Sept. 20-22 in Portland,...
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TAKING THE LEAP
“When in doubt, make a fool of yourself,” Dr. Mae Jemison told an audience at East Carolina University Wednesday evening. Jemison, the first African American woman in space, said...
PART SCIENCE, PART ART
Scott Maxwell describes his job as being a chauffeur for science but he wants people to know that he does not use a joystick to drive the Mars Curiosity rover,...
ECU GOP VISIT
As if “purple-gold” chants and AC/DC entry music weren’t enough to jack up the crowd at East Carolina University Monday, Rep. Paul Ryan rolled out football and ‘cue. “I was...
SUPPORT FOR WOUNDED SOLDIER
English teaching instructor Andy Bates had cut off the tip of his thumb in a workshop accident at home and was sitting in the doctor’s office when he had the...
DIGGING DEEP
A film crew zoomed in as tiny shovels plunged into sand on a playground at East Carolina University. Dinosaurs were buried there – toy replicas carefully stashed by ECU professor...
EXCELLENT ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
East Carolina University has been named one of the best colleges in the Southeast region based on its academic programs by The Princeton Review – an educational services company known...
INVOLVED ALREADY
The freshman class of Honors College students – welcomed to East Carolina University on Aug. 16 – spent their first full day on campus giving back to the community....
‘A LIGHT CAME ON’
A book titled “Half the Sky” – which tells of oppression of women and girls in the developing world – led ECU graduate Megan Keels to a bold decision. In...
FAMILIAR FACES
Freshman Honors College students can expect to see a lot of familiar faces when they move into Garrett Residence Hall on Aug. 16, thanks to a new summer series instituted...