College recognizes success of freshmen
George Tyler may be just a freshman at East Carolina University, but the electrical engineering major from Raleigh says he has already learned a lot about college life. “You have...
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FIGHTING FOOD SCARES
Just weeks before Christmas, the Centers for Disease Control linked an E. coli outbreak in 23 states to romaine lettuce grown in California. A group of East Carolina University students...
ECU’s Randall Etheridge receives honor from ASABE
Dr. Randall Etheridge, assistant professor in East Carolina University’s Department of Engineering, has been named one of the New Faces of 2020 by the American Society of Agricultural and Biological...
Gala to support next generation of tech students
Students in East Carolina University’s College of Engineering and Technology are out to inspire the next generation of tech students through its STEM Fundraising Gala. The gala, presented through the...
Rebranded Women in Tech has big plans
The East Carolina University chapter of Women in Computer Science rebranded itself as Women in Tech starting this semester. Lilah El-Halabi, the co-president of the organization, said not enough female...
MECHANICS OF GOLF
East Carolina University engineering student Grace Yatawara enjoys math. She’s a particular fan of low numbers. Yatawara is a member of the ECU women’s golf team, where low scores translate...
Career development center offers events for spring semester
It’s never too early to start thinking about what comes after graduation. With that in mind, the Career Development and Leadership Center (CDLC) at the College of Engineering and Technology...
SUCCESS FOR LIFE
East Carolina University student Miriam Harb entered college with a lot of questions. Now, she answers them. As a student success coach with the new Student Success Center in the...
CYBER CHAMP
East Carolina University graduate student Alex Hardt had one reaction when his name was called as the winner of a $10,000 national cybersecurity competition. “Disbelief,” he said. Hardt, a student...
ROBO PLANTER
Protecting the environment may just start with a robot. Two East Carolina University industrial engineering technology students have helped create a robotic seed planter for wetland plants that is quicker...