Review the schedule of Black History Month events at ECSU and you will find three striking films that are sure to spark lunch table discussions all month. First, Selma, a multi-award winning film released in 2014 that chronicles the historic
In a special meeting of the Elizabeth City State University Board of Trustees, the board voted unanimously to support the Connect NC Bond referendum. On Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2016, the board met at the K.E. White Center on the campus
On Friday, March 18, WRVS-FM, 89.9 will celebrate 30 years of service to Northeastern North Carolina. "It doesn’t seem like 30 years since WRVS began serving Elizabeth City and Northeastern North Carolina. I get chills thinking about the first time
The Elizabeth City State University Choir performed at the White House on Jan. 27. Choir director Walter Swan said the tour resulted from an invitation by ECSU alum and Coast Guard Commander, Warren Judge. While at the White House, students
Elizabeth City State University has named its new head football coach. Athletic Director Derrick Johnson announced today that former ECSU offensive coordinator and Savannah State University (SSU) head football coach Earnest J. Wilson III has been tapped to head the
It will be an evening of black ties and evening gowns when the community gathers at the K.E. White Center on the campus of Elizabeth City State University on March 12 for the 9th annual Founders Day Scholarship Gala. The
By Kesha Williams Saturday morning is prime time for assembling mobile robots and designing roller coasters. That’s the conclusion area middle and high school students reached when they began working on select math and science projects on February 12. Over
By Kesha Williams The Elizabeth City State University Foundation Board of Directors celebrated the university’s 125th anniversary with a sell-out crowd attending the ninth Founders Day Scholarship Gala on March 12. This year, gala organizers presented five of ECSU’s former
By Kesha Williams The Elizabeth City State University Foundation Board of Directors celebrated the university’s 125th anniversary with a sell-out crowd attending the ninth Founders Day Scholarship Gala on March 12. This year gala organizers presented five of ECSU’s former
By Kesha Williams The Bureau of Public Affairs brought students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities to Washington D.C. for the seventh annual HBCU Foreign Policy Conference on February 19. Three Elizabeth City State University students, Tyshea Council, of Elizabeth
