SWE AWARDS
East Carolina University Student Activities and Organizations (SAO) has recognized the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) chapter and one of its former leaders. The SAO named Antonia Dingeman, SWE’s president...
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CET GRADS SET SAIL
Commencement is normally the culmination of a long four years. For Drew Mewborn, Friday’s commencement at East Carolina University marked the end of a 48-year journey. Mewborn, who turned 70...
SPECIAL DELIVERY
East Carolina University’s Department of Construction Management has a cherished tradition of providing each graduate a hard hat to wear during commencement. That tradition will continue. Normally, construction management graduates...
PROJECT PRESENTATIONS
East Carolina University’s Information and Computer Technology students are used to solving problems. So despite the coronavirus social distancing rules and severe weather, they completed their senior capstone presentations on...
REWARDING RESEARCH
The East Carolina University College of Engineering and Technology recognized student and faculty research during its 2020 Research Day Monday in the ballroom of the Main Campus Student Center. Students presented...
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...
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...
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...