By Robert Kelly-Goss From the moment University of North Carolina President Margaret Spellings walked through the doors of Elizabeth City State University on Tuesday, it was clear that the newly appointed system chief was a welcome guest. Since President Spellings
By Kesha Williams ECSU is not only celebrating 125 years of public education, but 125 years of standing as a beacon of light, hope and information for the community. Research Week 2016 was another example of the ways professors and
By Kesha Williams Over the past two years, ECSU’s Research Week has included scholars whose work goes beyond those areas traditionally represented in the sciences. This year, communications faculty hosted a segment, “The Beauty of Language, Literature and Communication,” to
By Kesha Williams Six ECSU students assisted Dr. Jinchun Yuan, a professor in ECSU’s Natural Sciences Department, with his presentation at a recent Department of Homeland Security (DHS) workshop in Washington D.C. The students included: Ryan Onley, Ashley Larson, Shevon
Money magazine in cooperation with Essence has ranked Elizabeth City State University as one of the top 15 HBCUs in the nation, and one of the top 50 best universities for African-American students. According to a recent post on Time’s
By Dr. Kingsley Nwala Three ECSU students joined their peers across the University of North Carolina to compete in the 2016 UNC Social Entrepreneurship Conference. ECSU business students, Brian Hyman, Camaria Flowers, and Joel Gonzalez-Santiago, created the “ECSU Soft Skills
By Dr. Kuldeep Rawat Taylor Morris, an aviation science major at Elizabeth City State University, received an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy (USAFA) in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The USAFA is one of five US military academies for
By Kesha Williams April is National Poetry Month and it is a great time for Eric Weil, an ECSU associate professor of English, to share one of his favorite pastimes—reading poetry. He is scheduled to read poetry at four different
By Kesha Williams Joyce and Jean Bevins earned Bachelor of Science degrees in Computer Science in 2012 from ECSU, then entered Indiana University’s School of Informatics and Computing on full academic scholarships. To the delight of their grandmother, who raised
By Kesha Williams April is National Poetry Month and it is a great time for Eric Weil an ECSU associate professor of English to share one of his favorite pastimes—reading poetry. He is scheduled to read poetry at four different
