This year’s Chancellor’s Legacy Award honorees are, clockwise from the top, Ziner Johnson Alexander, Rear Adm. Keith Smith, Ethel Sutton, Emmanuel Harris, Dr. Ali Khan, and Rasheed Sm Abdul. The 13th annual ECSU Foundation Gala will be held March 7
Elizabeth City State University’s Office of Design and Construction is hosting the Historically Underutilized Business (HUB) Certification Training on Tuesday, Feb. 11, 9 a.m. to noon at the K.E. White Center. Elizabeth City and the surrounding cities are home to
The 2020 Elizabeth City State University Founders Day Convocation will happen March 6 at 10 a.m. in the Mickey L. Burnim Fine Arts Center. The keynote speaker for the annual event is former ECSU chancellor, Dr. Mickey L. Burnim. Dr.
An Elizabeth City State University research team is studying the effects of hurricanes on mental health throughout the coastal North Carolina region, and Dr. Kulwinder Kaur has been awarded a $50,000 grant for that study, leading Hampton Roads News 3,
Dr. Kulwinder Kaur An Elizabeth City State University research team is studying the effects of hurricanes on mental health throughout the coastal North Carolina region, and Dr. Kulwinder Kaur has been awarded a $50,000 grant for that study. The Department
During the early 1960s, Elizabeth City State University students held lunch counter sit-ins and a Civil Rights march in downtown Elizabeth City. Dr. Glen Bowman will discuss the history of the sit-ins Monday, Feb. 17 in the Gilchrist Complex at
Elizabeth City State University hosted a Golden LEAF Foundation Workforce Roundtable Wednesday, Jan. 29, highlighting the impact of $7 million in funding to the region. Joining Golden LEAF’s newly appointed chief executive officer, Scott Hamilton, were representatives from ECSU, including
Enrollment at Elizabeth City State University continues to rise. According to the spring 2020 enrollment census, ECSU has seen a 6.7 percent overall increase compared to spring 2019 – a jump from 1,508 in 2019 to 1,670 in 2020. “The
Elizabeth City State University students are getting ready to bring awareness to food insecurity issues, collect non-perishable food items, and shoot for a second consecutive win in the Food Lion Feeds Collegiate Challenge competition. The competition kicks off Wednesday, Jan
ECSU visual arts professor, Dr. Eric Luchian, center, stands with his students at the Shanqui Normal University in Shangqui, China. Dr. Luchian and visual arts professor John Stiles taught in China for two weeks over the holiday break. Visual arts
