ECSU’s director of library services, Dr. Juanita Midgette Spence, left, and librarian Mary Jordan, second from right, stand with students Daja Brown, second from left, and Alexis Blackwell, right, inside the temporary home of the G.R. Little Library in the
A flyover by Elizabeth City State University chief flight instructor, James Young, kicked off the grand opening ceremony of the STEM Complex Monday, Aug. 12. As Young soared overhead, ECSU officials were joined by Elizabeth
When guests arrive to the Elizabeth City State University STEM Complex grand opening on Monday, Aug. 12, at 4 p.m., they will see a number of impressive sights, not the least of which is a tribute to the pioneers of
ECSU Chancellor Karrie Dixon gives her State of the University address during the fall 2019 Faculty and Staff Institute. If Elizabeth City State University Chancellor Karrie Dixon had one theme in her State of the University address during the
The summer 2019 ECSU Upward Bound students pose for a photo before their awards ceremony last month. High school students from the region attend the program and receive an academic leg-up, preparing them for college. The Upward Bound program
North Carolina Speaker of the House Tim Moore, far left, came to the ECSU campus with three other elected state officials to get a sneak peek at the new STEM Complex and tour the campus. On the tour, Speaker Moore
The former Pharmacy Complex is now the STEM Complex, home to various programs and departments such as aviation and emergency management. A grand opening on the STEM Complex will be held Monday, Aug. 12 at 4 p.m. The public is
As new degree programs launch and academic departments expand, Elizabeth City State University’s provost, Dr. Farrah Ward, has announced a realignment of departments aimed at advancing collaboration among faculty, and benefiting students. Dr. Ward explained that enrollment growth and the
Eleven regional high school football teams showed up for the fifth annual WRVS 89.9 FM NENC High School Football Media Day. The event was held in the all-purpose room at the Ridley Student Center Friday, July 26. As August
ECSU senior Eyricka Johnson is spending her summer interning at the North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources, researching African American history. Dr. Seuss, in his acclaimed book, “Oh the Places You’ll Go,” observed that “The more things
