PIRATES SUPPORTING PIRATES
The Purple Pantry targets food insecurity on the campus of East Carolina University, and now in its second year, it has experienced an increase in the number of students it...
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KICKING BOT
Preparation paid off for a team of East Carolina University engineering and technology students with a first-place finish at a national robot competition. The members of the robotics team of...
ECU cybersecurity team finishes in top 20 of the nation
A group of seven East Carolina University students finished 14th out of 781 teams in the National Cyber League (NCL) Team Game cybersecurity contest. The students — Gabe Pierre, Harrison...
Student aims to save lives of police with Systems 11-66
When a traffic light goes down, police call out a code of 11-66 on their radios. That’s the inspiration behind an East Carolina University student’s product that she believes will...
WASTE NOT
Holly Whitmyer is happy to be out of the classroom. She hasn’t graduated from East Carolina University yet, but she is among seven students tasked with a real-world project that...
Baker receives ECU Impact Award for college
Steve Baker, teaching instructor with the Department of Technology Systems, received the Impact Award for the College of Engineering and Technology from East Carolina University’s Career Services. The Impact Award...
ECU team wins cybersecurity competition
A group of four students from East Carolina University recently won the Trend Micro Advanced Capture the Flag event. The contest is a cybersecurity competition designed to challenge participants to...
BUILDING A BETTER BOT
One by one, students sorted the tiny, tangled wires of purple, white, yellow and black. And one by one, students painstakingly attached those tiny, tangled wires to even smaller connections...
ECU students attend SouthTec conference
A group of students from the East Carolina University chapter for the Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME) attended the SouthTec conference in Greenville, South Carolina. The conference brought together manufacturing...
ECU alumni return to discuss engineering careers
As students at East Carolina University begin their quests to become engineers, they have a difficult task beyond the classes they must take. They must decide among six concentrations, all...