Seven ECU students majoring in information and computer technology competed in the Team National Cyber League competition, placing 92nd out of 3,917 teams, or in the top 3%. Team members...
Dr. Harry Ploehn walked into a room full of students, but it wasn’t to teach or lecture. It was to listen. The dean of East Carolina University’s College of Engineering...
East Carolina University and Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point have joined forces to help with educational opportunities for military and Department of Defense personnel on the base. Chancellor Philip...
East Carolina University’s College of Engineering and Technology hosted its Student Organization and Appreciation Day on Tuesday, an event sorely missed last year during the COVID-19 pandemic. “We definitely had...
The new Student Success Center advising office is now open after relocating to a suite on the second floor of the Bate Building. The staff used to be on the...
Now that first-year students in East Carolina University’s College of Engineering and Technology have found their classrooms, gotten their books, located the dining halls and figured out their bearings, the...
What began with long drives and bins full of belongings last week culminated with the first day of class on Monday for students in the East Carolina University College of...
It’s described as “another tool in the toolbox” for students in East Carolina University’s College of Engineering and Technology. In theory, it can also make the tools — and the...
East Carolina University and Wake Technical Community College have signed an agreement that will allow face-to-face classes in ECU’s Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology (BSIT) Associate of Applied Science (AAS)...
Dr. Philip Rogers kicked off his fifth month as chancellor of East Carolina University with what he called one of his favorite things — talking with staff and faculty about...