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FOSTERING COLLABORATION<br/> ECHI fourth floor to be home to research, robotics

OPERA TAKES FLIGHT<br/> 'Insectaphobia' premiere engages young audience

A CLOSE CALL<br/> Hero of 'The Goldsboro Broken Arrow' speaks at ECU

THREE HUNDRED YEARS LATER<br/> ECU, Tuscarora Nation dedicate monument, commemorate anniversary

'IN HUMILITY'<br/> Delegates of Tuscarora Nation present wampum belt to ECU

'THE DNA OF ECU'<br/> Art students help beautify the Brody School of Medicine

'IN DEMAND'<br/> New master's degree offers students job-ready skills

NOOHEROOKA 300<br/> ECU, Tuscarora Nation to mark anniversary

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ECU, Big East announce All Sports membership status

Sen. Burr talks health care during visit to Brody

Symposium to focus on public service

Funds endow chair in family medicine

ECU Physicians productivity continues to rise

New ECU board members sworn in

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Sociology association honors long-time ECU professor

ECU student selected to present research

Joyner Library faculty report presentations, publications

Business faculty report publications

Widgeon is role model in service, scholarship

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NCLR launches online supplement

As part of its ongoing commitment to provide an effective venue for the state’s authors and artists to showcase their work, the North Carolina Literary Review has launched the literary magazine’s second issue of NCLR Online, a winter supplement to the annual print issue. Expanding to a second issue—and making that issue available exclusively online—represents a unique opportunity for NCLR, its contributors, and its readers, said Margaret Bauer, editor of NCLR and Rives Chair of Southern Literature at ECU. Read more...

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D.C. exhibit features ECU work

An exhibit on display at the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington, D.C., is showcasing the achievements of Dr. Thomas Herron, associate professor of English at East Carolina University, students in ECU’s School of Art and Design and the University Multimedia Center. The exhibit, which runs through May 19, is named “Nobility and Newcomers in Renaissance Ireland” and focuses on the Irish upper class during the 16th to mid-17th century and its cultural exchanges with England. Read more...

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ECU Wins C. Peter Magrath University/Community Engagement Award

Magrath Award Andy Anaconda and Patch Clark talk about going to Iraq.

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Nutrition of women in recovery focus of research

Research under way at ECU is investigating how diet affects women’s ability to recover from substance abuse. A multi-disciplinary team including Dr. Elizabeth Wall-Bassett (Nutrition), Dr. Michael Robinson (Social Work, Substance Abuse) and Dr. Mary Crozier (Allied Health and Rehabilitation) is examining the nutritional needs and eating behaviors of young women, mostly mothers living in recovery centers with their children. Read more...

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Campus News

ECU community mourns loss of instructor

Co-workers and students of ECU teaching instructor Debbie O'Neal are grieving this week following her death on March 31. She and her husband, Dennis, were killed when their fixed-wing Lancair LC-42 aircraft crashed in a Winston-Salem residential neighborhood after experiencing engine trouble. UPDATE: Funeral services are scheduled for 1 p.m. Wednesday, April 3 at Rock Springs Center, 4025 N.C. 43 North, Greenville. Read more…

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