Elizabeth City State University has been named a Military Friendly School Award recipient for 2017. This is the third consecutive year ECSU has been named to this list. In 2015, ECSU opened the Veterans and Military Services Center located in
While cameras were rolling inside the lobby of the Elizabeth City State University Pharmacy Complex lobby Saturday, Dec. 3, the jarring blast of a shotgun sounded off just outside the entrance. That was the first round of a series of
On Wednesday, Nov. 16, 2016, two ECSU Staff members were honored with Employee of the Year awards. Pernell Bartlett, Sponsored Programs, was named SHRA Employee of the Year. Dennis Leary, Facilities Management, was named EHRA Employee of the Year. Both
Alana Simmons has dedicated her life to love and tolerance. It is a path she embarked upon when the 2011 Elizabeth City State University graduate, and 27-year-old Newport News, Virginia native’s life was dramatically changed on June 17, 2015. On
Alana Simmons has dedicated her life to love and tolerance. It is a path she embarked upon when the 2011 Elizabeth City State University graduate and 27-year-old Newport News Virginia native’s life was dramatically changed on June 17 2015. On
Attorney and North Carolina Senator, Daniel T. Blue Jr., will give the keynote address during the 2016 Elizabeth City State University commencement on Dec. 10, 2016, 10 a.m., at the R.L Vaughan Center on the campus of ECSU. Blue, a
When a video of Angelo Sharpless dunking a basketball went viral on the Internet, the World Famous Harlem Globetrotters came calling. They liked what they saw and invited the Elizabeth City State University two-time CIAA honoree to training camp. “This
On Sunday, Nov. 20, inside the R.L. Vaughan Center on the campus of Elizabeth City State University, hundreds of area residents gathered to “Stop Hunger Now.” The event was organized by the faith community, led by The Rev. Hipp Barclift
On Sunday Nov. 20 inside the R.L. Vaughan Center on the campus of Elizabeth City State University hundreds of area residents gathered to “Stop Hunger Now.” The event was organized by the faith community led by The Rev. Hipp Barclift
It might have been for a grade, but when students from Dr. Lloyd Mitchell’s Intro to Public Health and Sanitation class donned the “drunk” goggles last Thursday, they also learned a valuable lesson about driving while intoxicated. “We came together
