POWER OF LANGUAGE
A visit from the U.S. Poet Laureate drew a standing-room-only crowd of more than 200 literature lovers to the Greenville Museum of Art on April 25. Born and raised in...
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WALKER’S ECU FOOTPRINT
The late LeRoy T. Walker left a footprint of friendship and integrity at East Carolina University, said Glen Gilbert, dean of the College and Health and Human Performance, where Walker...
A PROVEN MODEL
A new week-long summer camp at East Carolina University will offer 40 high school students a chance to grow their leadership skills. Organizers of the Shelton Leadership Challenge, running July...
EARLY EXPOSURE
The clear box of sand and soil in front of East Carolina University graduate student Shawn Thieme resembled an ant farm without any insects. With a medicine dropper, he inserted...
HARD THINGS DONE WELL
Satirical comedy is hard work. Inspiring laughter while serving up searing social commentary demands practiced precision from cast and crew. Students and faculty in East Carolina University’s School of Theatre...
ACADEMIC REORGANIZATION
A committee studying cost savings and academic reorganization at East Carolina University plans to offer a recommendation to Chancellor Steve Ballard by April 30. The decision will incorporate feedback provided...
LEADERSHIP, INTEGRITY AND SERVICE
East Carolina University honored a fallen Marine and proud Pirate on April 13 by awarding the first scholarship given in his memory. Sgt. David J. Smith enrolled at ECU in...
STATE OF THE UNIVERSITY
East Carolina University continues to face challenges wrought by an unprecedented financial crisis, but its people and their dedication to serving the region will enable the institution to persevere, according...
EDUCATORS NEEDED
The College of Education is recruiting volunteers from local classrooms to evaluate portfolios produced by student teachers in their final semester at East Carolina University. In 2011, the college adopted...
IN PHASE TWO
East Carolina University could save up to $3.8 million annually by reorganizing its academic structure. That estimate was released March 30 in a report from the chancellor-appointed Program Prioritization Committee....