First Citizens Bank has gifted Elizabeth City State University $36,000 to help fund, in part, the Community Connections: Performance and Lecture Series launched last spring. The first event, featuring best-selling author and poet Nikki Giovanni, will take place in February. According to
As students return to campus, Elizabeth City State University looks forward. Nearly one year ago, the campus, along with the rest of the world, was thrown into what many have called a “new normal” amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, but Viking
2014 ECSU Aviation Science graduate, Justin Waddell, stands in front of a model of an Airbus A380 at the headquarters of Airbus, his new employer. The excitement in Justin Waddell’s voice is palpable when he talks about his life-long love
Students Nyla Harris, left, and Jimmy Chambers Jr. are two ECSU students who have been accepted into an internship program funded by a State Employee Credit Union grant. Twenty Elizabeth City State University students will have an opportunity to apply
Sound of Class Marching Band percussionist, Isaac Lister, second row – far left, was one of six ECSU students participating in the virtual College Football Playoff National Championship halftime show on Jan. 11. When the College Band Directors National Association
Dr. Hirendrana Banerjee is the principal investigator on a grant to research the mutation of the COVID-19 virus. Elizabeth City State University has received a $75,000 grant from the UNC System to support ongoing research into the mutation of the
Ye Oo, left, and Krystal Lopez were recently awarded the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship. Elizabeth City State University students Ye Oo and Krystal Lopez have been awarded the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship for study abroad. The study abroad
ECSU’s ultra-low freezer to store COVID-19 vaccines is on loan to Sentara Albemarle Medical Center thanks to a Mutual Use Agreement. Elizabeth City State University is partnering with Sentara Albemarle Regional Medical Center and Albemarle Regional Health Services in the
Nilah Williamson, pictured here during the summer of 2018, left ECSU’s NASA STEM program as a top camper. Now the 17-year-old Arlington, Virginia native is on her way to becoming a naval aviator. When Elizabeth City State University sponsors and
Clockwise, left to right: COVID-19 dominated the headlines at ECSU in 2020; Chancellor Karrie G. Dixon was named one of the top 10 HBCU leaders in the country; sophomores Daimon Rawlinson Jr., Taimara-Syd-nei Hoffler and Nomar Proctor were named to
