Dr. A. Victor Adedeji Elizabeth City State University has received a $177,566 grant from the Department of Defense to aid in the creation of new materials for the development of electric aircraft, vehicles, ships, space platforms and directed energy missions,
Elizabeth City State University will clear student debt for all Vikings who have an outstanding balance on their student accounts from Fall 2020 and Spring 2021 semesters due to COVID-19 hardships. The total amount of student debt forgiveness is $286,500.
Elizabeth City State University selected Aramark as the new food service provider for the residential dining commons and retail markets. Aramark will replace Thompson Hospitality Company, which has served as the campus food service provider for the past 15 years.
A South American mambo, an Afro-Cuban rhythm, the blending of traditional Asian melodies with a jazz trumpet, and even a little Reggae blended into an EP by Elizabeth City State University music professor Douglas A. Jackson comprise his second album
U.S. Veterans Magazine has released the results of its 2021 Best of the Best Top Veteran-Friendly Schools and Elizabeth City State University has been named a Top Veteran-Friendly School. According to the magazine’s announcement, the Best of the Best rankings
Elizabeth City State University graduate, U.S. Army Col. Richard Harrison, just made history for a second time this year, becoming the first alumnus to be promoted to the rank of general. Col. Harrison will officially receive his promotion to brigadier
Hanna Holden is prepared for a life in science and more specifically, as a future veterinarian. She says that preparation is thanks to her experience as an undergraduate research assistant at Elizabeth City State University. Ms. Holden graduated recently with
The college ranking website UniversityHQ.org has named Elizabeth City State University the number one most affordable accounting program in the country. According to the site’s listing for 100 Best Affordable Accounting School Degrees, ECSU took the number one spot due
Elizabeth City State University’s public radio station, WRVS 89.9 FM, has received more than $220,000 in grant funds from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB). The grant, according to station general manager Melba Smith, will provide funds to produce and
Pam Griffin, left, and her daughter Linea Jacox, hug after commencement, Saturday, May 8. Mother and daughter received their masters degrees. An integral part of the Elizabeth City State University story is legacy. Generations of families, one after another, find
