ECSU chair of the Department of Education, Dr. Shelia Williams, second from left, will work with Teacher Cadet trainers Monda Griggs, Laura Roberts, and Stephanie Wallace to educate future North Carolina teachers. Elizabeth City State University’s Department of Education has
The smile on Quentin Williams’s face says it all. He loves Elizabeth City State University and he loves being a Viking. A junior, Williams is the president of the Campus Activity Board and a Viking Voyage leader. “As an ECSU
Elizabeth City State University and Elizabeth City Parks and Rec partnered to hold a basketball and flag football camp on campus last month. Kids shooting hoops and playing flag football on Elizabeth City State University’s campus last month worked to
Vaccine clinics happen every Thursday through Sunday, noon to 7 p.m. at the K.E. White Center. Elizabeth City State University has joined numerous campuses across the state and country in the White House COVID-19 College Vaccine Challenge. The goal is
Elizabeth City State University has partnered with the nonprofit organization, iEmpower, to bring leadership and career education to area students, 5th through 9th grades. A youth leadership conference will take place on the ECSU campus beginning Monday, July 12 and run through
Elizabeth City State University has been named one of the top influential HBCUs in the country by AcademicInfluence.com, a college ranking website. ECSU has been ranked 25th out of 30 HBCUs to receive the honor. There are 107 HBCUs in the
Elizabeth City State University has announced the appointment of the university’s Board of Visitors. According to ECSU Chancellor Karrie G. Dixon, the Board of Visitors will include a maximum of 30 members dedicated to assisting and advising her and the
Eleven regional high school football teams will gather at the K.E. White Center on July 30 for the sixth annual NENC High School Football Media Day. As August and the highly anticipated 2021 high school football season approaches, Elizabeth City
As part of Elizabeth City State University’s ongoing efforts to relieve financial burden from students and their families, the university will give free book rental credit to all degree-seeking students for the 2021-2022 academic year. “We recognize that relieving financial
Elizabeth City State University’s G.R. Little Library’s programs are expanding thanks to two grants totaling nearly $100,000. The State Library of North Carolina awarded $49,770 for a production lab, or makerspace, and in a separate grant, the Institute of Museum and
