Symposium sparks STEM educators
Nearly 400 K-12 teachers from across North Carolina attended ECU’s third annual STEM Symposium on July 28-29. Keynote speaker Leonard Paulk III traced his path from ECU football player to...
Nearly 400 K-12 teachers from across North Carolina attended ECU’s third annual STEM Symposium on July 28-29. Keynote speaker Leonard Paulk III traced his path from ECU football player to...
ECU and Craven Community College signed an agreement that guarantees admission for qualified CCC graduates to ECU’s Bachelor of Science in industrial technology program. CCC graduates can receive up to...
Story Summary Technology management graduate student Trevor Bourne is developing a new operational technology panel that combines a human-machine interface (HMI) and programmable logic controller (PLC). The upgraded panel is designed to...
Nearly 600 students heard their names called to walk across a stage and be recognized for graduating from the East Carolina University College of Engineering and Technology on Friday. In...
Two teams of East Carolina University students placed in the top 10 of the Minutemen Cyber Cup, a statewide capture-the-flag cybersecurity competition hosted by the North Carolina National Guard in Greensboro....
When Luke Lang graduated from East Carolina University in 2017, he didn’t forget about Greenville. How could he? He points to experiences in the distribution and logistics program that shaped...
More than 30 students presented projects and research during the East Carolina University College of Engineering and Technology Research Showcase on Monday. Students from the departments of construction management, computer...
Enrique Martinez doesn’t know much about farming. He doesn’t even own a plant. “My mom has a lot of plants. She’s a big plant person,” said Martinez, an East Carolina...
East Carolina University expanded its reach westward to support students in Cleveland County with a bilateral agreement signing on Jan. 28 in ECU’s Science and Technology Building. The signing cemented...
East Carolina University’s first Cyber Capture the Flag cybersecurity competition filled every seat in the ballroom of the Main Campus Student Center. And according to Maj. Gen. Todd Hunt, adjutant...