THE FIRST
Jack Hanley’s journey to becoming the first graduate in East Carolina University’s new Bachelor of Science in software engineering program wasn’t easy. But he admits that being the first is...
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ECU team competes in first CAE-NCX
A team of students from East Carolina University participated in the first Centers of Academic Excellence National Security Agency Cyber Exercise (CAE-NCX) competition. The three-day virtual event included five modules...
GLOWING REVIEW
‘HERE IS AN ENGINEER’
Senior East Carolina University engineering students will be forever linked — literally — after the Order of the Engineer Induction Ceremony Tuesday in the Science and Technology Building. The future...
TEACHING EXCELLENCE
East Carolina University celebrated its faculty during the 2022 University Teaching Awards ceremony Thursday night at the Murphy Center. Chancellor Philip Rogers presided over the night’s festivities, crediting all ECU...
ENGINEERING CAPSTONES
More than two dozen teams of engineering students at East Carolina University showcased their senior capstone projects during a symposium on Monday night at the Main Campus Student Center. Projects...
ECU cybersecurity alumnus returns to speak to students
A 2015 East Carolina University graduate returned to encourage leadership in students during presentations to industrial supervision classes in the College of Engineering and Technology. Dustin Stocks earned a bachelor’s...
ECU team places fourth in cybersecurity competition
Four students in East Carolina University’s information and computer technology program felt the heat of cybersecurity hacks and threats during TracerFIRE X, an event administered through Sandia National Laboratories and...
BACK TO SCHOOL
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, self-described handyman Matt Rice mustered little work. He paints houses, repairs appliances and puts down tile, but with COVID concerns, he felt uncomfortable walking into strangers’...
TRASH TO TREASURE
While some may see trash, others see opportunity. “You want to fully utilize any waste. It’s not waste. It can be a resource,” said Dr. George Wang, chair of East...