Homecoming 2010 Slideshow
Photographs from East Carolina University's 2010 Homecoming festivities.
View ArticleEquipping students for a better tomorrow
Several years ago, professor and ECU alumnus Dr. Keith Holmes recognized a great need of the Department of Chemistry.
View ArticleA Ring of Victory
For years, hundreds of students have passed by one such symbol, the Victory Bell. The bell was originally a symbol of victory and pride for East Carolina and was rung after every Pirate victory. Until...
View ArticleEducational lesson combines art and literacy
Dr. Alice Arnold, East Carolina University art professor, brings ECU students to the Lucille W. Gorham Intergenerational Community Center three times every semester to help with the learning activities.
View ArticleSinging the Praises of Women Composers
The creation of a new music series will give the Pirate Nation a chance to hear some of the accomplishments of women composers.
View ArticleSocial Media Q and A
Dr. Tracy Tuten is an associate professor of marketing at ECU. A Pirate alumna, she is an expert on social media marketing, web-based survey methods, and branding. She sat down with us to explain the...
View ArticleStudents create chancellor's holiday greeting
During the holiday season, sending a holiday card is a wonderful way to remind those important people in your life that you are thinking of them and wishing them a happy holiday. Indeed, these bright...
View ArticleLucille W. Gorham Center celebrates the season
A community organization recently celebrated the holidays with the woman whose name it bears and whose mission it continues.
View ArticleConnect with East Carolina
Interested in what's going on at East Carolina but not sure how to stay informed with the latest news? Luckily, there are multiple ways to connect with the university.
View ArticleTreasured Tunes featuring Elliot Frank
Introducing a new podcast series featuring professors from the School of Music. Dr. Elliot Frank, guitarist and music professor at ECU, shares his thoughts about a recital of classical guitar pieces...
View ArticlePolar Bear Plunge 2011
This marked the 15th year of the Polar Bear Plunge. A record-breaking 958 jumpers participated this year, according to associate director for Campus Recreation and Wellness, David Gaskins.
View ArticleLiving and Learning: The Honors College Experience
Some of the best and brightest students blog about the Honors College experience.
View ArticleTreasured Tunes featuring Tom McCaslin
Tom McCaslin, professor of tuba and euphonium, shares his commentary and performance on a piece written by one of his mentors.
View ArticleProfessor and graduate students team up to solve forensic cases
Not only does Dr. Megan Perry research skeletal remains in Jordan, but she also uses her expertise right here in the Pitt County as a service for both the community and the university. With the aid of...
View ArticleBioengineered veins could help patients needing bypass surgery
Thanks to research involving experts from East Carolina University, other universities and a Morrisville-based biotechnology firm, the day when a surgeon can pull a new human vein off the shelf for use...
View ArticleTreasured Tunes featuring Jocelyn Nelson
Professor Dr. Jocelyn Nelson, who specializes in renaissance guitar performance, offers commentary on a selection of pieces from her most recent CD, Ma Guiterre je te chante.
View ArticleArt on Fire
The School of Art and Design is built upon the foundations of hands-on learning experiences. For more than 20 years, the university's Iron Pour, sponsored twice a year by the sculpture program, has...
View ArticleColm Toibin: 'A Writer's Writer' visits ECU
Award-winning Irish writer, Colm Toibin visited the East Carolina University campus for three days in February, leaving campus readers and literature students charmed.
View ArticleTreasured Tunes featuring Mark Richardson
Professor Dr. Mark Richardson, teacher of music theory and composition, sheds light on the inspiration behind his composition Moonscape.
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