BOURNE SUPREMACY
The East Carolina University Department of Technology Systems has received the John R. Bourne award for outstanding online program from the Online Learning Consortium (OLC) for its Bachelor of Science in industrial...
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TASSELS TURNED
David Knight III of Raleigh is the first in his family to graduate from college. He did so Friday, receiving his degree from the East Carolina University’s College of Engineering...
ECU’s Steinbaker earns award from Duke Energy
Griffin Steinbaker, an East Carolina University electrical engineering major, won an award for best undergraduate research poster during Duke Energy Week at Duke University in Durham. The idea behind his...
WAVE OF ENERGY
Finding inspiration in nature, two East Carolina University professors and their student researchers are hoping to put the current of the Gulf Stream to good use. Dr. Praveen Malali, director...
Engineering students participate in undergraduate research symposium
Twelve students represented East Carolina University’s Department of Engineering at the State of North Carolina Undergraduate Research and Creativity Symposium Nov. 23 at Duke University. The annual event is designed to...
VOLUME OF RESEARCH
Dr. Teresa Ryan, an assistant professor in the Department of Engineering at East Carolina University, has received a $370,000 grant to continue her efforts to help protect military personnel. Ryan has been...
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...
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...
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...
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...