Headlines Crowd welcomes Palin to ECU
Gov. Palin to visit campus
Election perspectives: ECU political scientists on the presidential race
Coastal hazards web site developed by ECU experts
N.C. archeologists to meet at ECU; public invited ECU biochemist receives NIH grant
ECU breaks ground for Family Medicine Center
ECU grad wins silver medal at Paralympic Games in Beijing
ECU honor society hosts health care forum
RENCI@ECU offers outreach, Open House
ECU sets goal for statewide charity campaign
ECU hosts fifth Eastern North Carolina Literary Homecoming
ECU surgeon to give first talk in Voyages of Discovery lecture series
Renovated Todd Dining Hall opens at ECU
ECU takes on second life in virtual world
ECU collects used cell phones for domestic violence victims
ECU volunteers feed world's hungry
ECU welcomes students, faculty
Tar River Writing project inspires teachers
ECU names director of financial aid
Olympic perspectives: ECU professors, students on the Beijing games
Beijing Bound: ECU grad aims for Paralympic gold
ECU students, faculty preview Olympic facilities
Hupp named to lead dental school at ECU
Patriarca appointed new College of Education dean
ECU biologist, spider to appear on 'The Colbert Report'
Improvements made to ECU theater entrance
ECU marks centennial of Jarvis Hall groundbreaking
ECU alumnus creates new diversity enhancing scholarship
Humor focus of ECU’s 2008 North Carolina Literary Review
ECU trustees re-elect Greczyn
ECU partners with NOAA on shipwreck research
New dean appointed at Brody School of Medicine
ECU continues installing sprinkler systems
NIH awards ECU more than $2 million
Latino community meets at ECU
ECU responds to contaminated water announcement
ECU spider-naming goes 'late night'
Youth camps enliven a quiet ECU summer
Gift enables new insurance, risk program at ECU
ECU professor's 'forgiveness' research airs on PBS
ECU's ITCS honored by Computerworld foundation
Grant focuses on employee wellness
New antibody offers hope for treating ovarian, breast cancer
ECU employees make strides on march
Bowles opens ECU global education conference
ECU's online master's programs a 'best buy'
ECU graduates 3,400 at spring commencement
Payne named university attorney
ECU to award three honorary degrees Saturday
ECU biologist names 'Young' spider
University honors excellence in teaching
ECU study shows casual video games relieve stress
ECU faculty, students work to authenticate Wright brothers artifact
'Up with People' CEO, ECU alum, to speak at graduation
Conde joins ECU focusing on special initiatives
Senator Obama to visit campus
ECU alum offers scholarships for business students
ECU student’s research receives award
Second Century Campaign kicks off at ECU, receives first leadership gift
ECU welcomes new police chief
ECU centennial celebration continues
ECU's 2008 research winners announced
ECU hosts Youth Arts Festival
Biblical archaeologist featured for ECU's Jarvis lecture
UNC Board of Governors endorses plan to expand medical education in North Carolina
Atkins named new vice provost for student affairs
ECU student's coastal research honored by Jones
HHP hosts centennial leadership conference
Smiles all around as officials break ground for dental school
Fairytale Boutique hopes to make prom dreams come true
ECU student leadership focus of BB&T Center grants
Baker-Flowers named chief diversity officer
ECU surgeon elected president of Society of Thoracic Surgeons
ECU announces enrollment task force
ECU's global initiatives honored
ECU researchers study emergency communication
Forum focuses on challenges, opportunities of diversity
Cooper to speak at ECU Safety Symposium
ECU hosts MLK day activities
Project to document oral histories of ECU graduates
Editor of North Carolina Literary Review recognized for achievement
ECU business professors study laws about 911, emerging technology
ECU professor explores technology and 'space'
ECU to study coastline, economics through UNC grant
Bermuda shipwreck assessed by ECU team
ECU gets 'green' vehicles
ECU graduates 3300 at fall commencement
Chancellor says he was mistaken about email
Holland reimburses ECU for aid
Parrott to speak at ECU commencement Dec. 15
Heart institute receives $500,000 gift from Rocky Mount family
Two ECU Ph. D. Programs Ranked in Top Ten
Adjusting to life with implantable cardiac devices focus of ECU researcher's work
ECU’s “Countdown to Peace” exhibit seeks artists
Little changes take big bite out of weight, ECU study says
ECU Foundation honors donors, recipients of first Access Scholarships
ECU art professor wins design award
ECU’s RENCI/CCSIM Hosts Open House
News Tip: ECU working to conserve water; faculty experts can speak about drought
Plants, animals more closely linked, ECU biologist finds
ECU hosts first-ever Humorfest
Cokie Roberts speaks at '100 Incredible Women' event
Forums set for ECU campus safety survey
ECU welcomes Fulbright scholar from Pakistan
ECU officials complete investigation on alleged noose
ECU English professor receives Fulbright
ECU professor's book calls for ‘creative’ curriculum
Founders of ECU's NCLR honored at Literary Homecoming
ECU ROTC commander to run marathon, raise funds for wounded soldiers
Cokie Roberts to speak at "One Hundred Incredible Women" event
ECU biologist finds links between evolution, schizophrenia
Iron ships under study in Hawaii by ECU Maritime group
ECU women participate in UNC Bridges program
Diversity survey results released
Grant fosters musical exchange between ECU, Brazil
Book about ECU penned for prospective students
ECU’s Harriot College hosts new “Voyages” lectures
ECU hosts fourth Literary Homecoming; Samm-Art Williams featured
ECU College of Business receives $500,000 for new faculty chair
ECU chemist develops polymer for topical treatments
ECU welcomes record number of students, enhances safety measures
ECCNL designated university center, receives $250,000 to address nursing shortage
Software gift a boon to ECU Merchandising Department
Holland introduces McCarthy as acting head men's basketball coach
ECU officials reviewing request from NY attorney general
State budget includes $25 million for dental school
Wilmington Shipyard focus of ECU professor's book
ECU trustees elect leaders, welcome new members
Hardy tapped as senior associate dean for Brody School of Medicine
Latest edition of North Carolina Literary Review focuses on ECU
Bunch named special assistant to provost
Roeder named ECU's Dean of Students
Johnson named to student affairs role
Griffin named AVC for academic programs at ECU
ECU's College of Education launches e-journal
Sheerer named interim provost; administrative changes announced
ECU students dig down almost five feet and 250 years
New study finds Carolina coastal economy vulnerable to sea level rise
ECU's College of Business announces lecture series
Provost Smith plans to return to classroom
ECU Physicians' Moye Medical Center now open
ECU to assess Mid-Currituck Bridge project
ECU announces recipients of Research Development Awards
ECU maritime students honored with fellowship
Morris named to economic role
College of Business establishes community spirit scholarship fund
Harriot volume joins Joyner Library collection
ECU hosts campus emergency response training
Marine commander delivers ECU commencement address
ECU named a "best value college" by Princeton Review
Ammons papers establish new literary collection at Joyner Library
Mahar receives UNC Board of Governors teaching award
Marine commander to speak at ECU commencement May 5
ECU names interim police chief
ECU's Mahar inducted into national research consortium
ECU students rediscover rare frog
ECU names ten Women of Distinction
Research focus of weeklong celebration at ECU
ECU Police Department receives accreditation
ECU students headed for friendly competition with other UNC schools
ECU conducting campus climate survey
Lady Pirates fall to Rutgers in NCAA play-offs
Global warming lectures honor ECU professor
ECU hosts Youth Arts Festival
Centennial gift focuses on leadership initiatives at ECU
Williams honored for service to ECU
N.C. General Assembly honors ECU's 100th March 8
Researcher's new book focuses on guestworkers in U.S.
ECU's College of Education lauded for links to community colleges
Author Maya Angelou coming to ECU event March 23
ECU student mentoring program helps kids stay fit
ECU study shows active kids focus better in school
ECU sends notices of potential data exposure
ECU hosts first Engineering and Technology Day
Focus on health, church and food during Black History Month at ECU
Joyner Library exhibit features "father" of ECU
NC's medical schools and teaching hospitals have major economic impact
ECU hosts campus safety symposium
ECU planning for centennial celebration
Sheerer named ECU vice chancellor for student life
Study profiles repeat visitors to trauma center
ECU professor profiles women's rights activists
Third Jean Mills health fair, symposium to be Feb. 9-10
Holland's contract extended for two years
ECU to mark MLK Day with film, lecture, volunteerism
ECU writers contribute to Encyclopedia of NC
ECU seed award deadline Feb. 15
ECU professor investigates biblical outlaws in new book
ECU houses, publishes undergrad research journal
Bowles addresses ECU fall commencement
ECU trustees approve increase in tuition, fees
Medical Center adds third da Vinci robot
ECU to hold commencement Dec. 16
ECU political scientist examines jihad in new book
ECU reinstates Office of Dean of Students
ECU police to undergo accreditation
Frances Joyner Monk gift to fund new geriatric center
ECU announces changes to enhance effectiveness
NSF grant expands computing for ECU researchers
ECU, RENCI to host coastal disaster planning database
ECU to bring tech ed to schools with NSF grant
Bowles, Lancaster visit ECU to promote partnerships
ECU to strengthen military families through $3.1 million grantECU economist examines flight cancellations
ECU to develop tech-math lessons for NC high schoolsUNC Board chair addresses ECU trustees
Grant enables expansion of Asian Studies at ECU
ECU historian revisits GOP effort to give blacks vote
ECU Reduces petroleum consumption on campus
ECU physicist measures acoustics of famed violins
ECU holds Third Eastern North Carolina Literary Homecoming
Soldier's autobiography provides historical insights
Food choice, black community focus of ECU professor's book
ECU's Harriot College honors longtime chemist
East Carolina welcomes back students
Children's lit focus of North Carolina Literary Review
Grant bolsters scholarship for ECU librarian program
ECU Names new director of library services
ECU awards $610,000 for faculty research
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The annual Walk to Defeat ALS was at the town common Saturday. Over 600 people participated in the 5K ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) walk Oct. 4. 150 walks will be held around the country to raise awareness and funds used for research and patient programs. Members of ECU's baseball team attended to honor former baseball coach Keith LeClair died from the disease. Pictured are Dock Jarman, son of assistant baseball coach Bill Jarman, holding the baseball sign. ECU Dance Team member Jordyn Barrick gets a balloon hat from Purple the Clown before things get started. Photos by Cliff Hollis
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Michelle Covi, outreach director for RENCI@ECU is the operator of the facility's new ROVER educational van. RENCI@ECU had an open house Oct. 2. Photos by Cliff Hollis
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 ECU raises awareness about cancer at the Peace.Love.Pirates.Cure event, Oct. 1. Topics included prevention, awareness and survivorship. Middle, Tabitha Nemeth places a ribbon on the Tree of Hope. The ribbons were in honor of cancer survivors and victims. Nemeth’s ribbon was in memory of her grandfather, Kenneth Stamper. Bottom, Dena Olo of Campus Recreation and Wellness, left, helps students spin a wheel for prizes.
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Jurnee Smollett, who starred with Denzel Washington in “The Great Debaters,” is touring North Carolina colleges and universities to encourage students to register to vote before the Oct. 19 deadline. The Barack Obama campaign is sponsoring her appearance. In the top photo show Smollett, left, dances with ECU students in the Mendenhall Student Center. The bottom photo shows Zanetta Batts, left, and Porche’ Evans, right holding shirt, before the rally starts. Photos by Cliff Hollis.
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ECU Police Chief Scott Shelton, left, and Sgt. D. G. Stormer, a crime prevention officer, speak to board members during a visit Thursday to the ECU Police Department. Trustees learned more about the programs the police department have in place for student safety and the plans for these programs. Photo by Cliff Hollis. |
Devin Keatts, top photo, yells when Jones Hall is mentioned during the annual Kings and Queen of the halls competition Thursday, Sept. 18, on College Hill. Students participated in events for their residence hall. Points were awarded for spirit, percentage of participants from each hall and number of credits per completed game. Awards were presented to the top women’s hall and men’s hall as king and queen. The runner-up was named crowned jewel. Will McGlone from Scott Hall slides in the second photo. Jacalyn Ondus, CFJ tries to snag a hoop and Josh Gaisser, resident advisor for Aycock, shows his colors. Photos by Cliff Hollis.
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Construction began in mid-September on the new Trustees Fountain, which is on the site of the former fountain on Wright Circle. The project is expected to take approximately six months to complete. The old fountain was removed when decaying utility lines caused the structure to begin sinking. Photo by Cliff Hollis.
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East Carolina University students donated blood at the Murphy Center on Sept. 17 in the first ECU vs. NCSU Blood Battle. Top, American Red Cross phlebotomist Treva Mclawhorn works with Chelsea Amerando. Bottom, Brad Foust donates blood. D. J. Fussell, Student Pirate Club president, said students pledged 250 pints. |
George Freeman (top) of the New York Times, speaks Monday night in Hendrix Theater as part of ECU's Constitution Week. A microphone is seen in bottom photo for audience members to ask questions of Freeman. Photo by Cliff Hollis
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The renovated Todd Dining Hall, known as the Fresh Food Company, has seven show kitchens where guests can see food being prepared. A smokehouse is used to create eastern North Carolina favorites. Bottom, Larry Barnhill and Vergzinette Nobles prep pizzas to bake in the new pizza deck oven. Photographs by Marc Kawanishi.
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Workers prepare ECU's Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium for the Sept. 6, football game against West Virginia University. Photos by Marc Kawanishi.
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ECU won against Virginia Tech Aug. 30. Photos courtesy of ECU sports information.
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Volunteers from East Carolina University and the Greenville community came together on Saturday, Aug. 23, to package 250,000 meals as part of the University Million Meals event. Photos by Marc Kawanishi. |
August 20 marks the first day of school at East Carolina University. Photos by Marc Kawanishi.
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New East Carolina University students were officially welcomed to the Pirate family at the new student convocation held Tuesday, Aug. 19, in Minges Coliseum. Middle, Andrew Griffin, president of the Student Government Association, addresses the crowd. Following convocation, students moved to the stadium for food, fun and games at Pirate Palooza. Photos by Marc Kawanishi.
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East Carolina University students began moving into campus residence halls on Thursday, Aug. 14. Top, Sarah Ashley, a first-year student, moves into Garrett Residence Hall with the help of her parents, Lajeanne and Doug Ashley. Middle, Sivanna Hoffman and her mother, Alice, from Herndon, Va., check in with a resident advisor at Jarvis Hall. Bottom, Drew Bunn and Jesse Casey, roommates at Jarvis Hall, carry gear into their dorm room. Move-in continues through Sunday. Photos by Christine Neff.
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Preparations continue on ECU's campus for the arrival of students for the fall semester. At the Dowdy Student Stores, employees and student workers are busy processing book orders to prepare for the first day of class, August 20th. More than 1,500 textbook reservations and approximately 2,500 online orders will be processed by August 16th for student pick up. Photos by Marc Kawanishi.
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Campus construction crews work to enhance the entry way to McGinnis Auditorium this summer. Improvements included brick work and new landscaping and lighting. Photo gallery here. Photos by Marc Kawanishi. | |
