Elizabeth City State University will hold two tuition and student fee forums on Tuesday, Nov. 13 and Thursday, Nov. 15 in an effort to receive feedback from university students. All students are invited attend these informational sessions and participate in
University of North Carolina System Board of Governors vote to approve ECSU’s newest degree program, Homeland Security, during their meeting in Chapel Hill Friday, Nov. 9. The University of North Carolina Board of Governors just gave the green light
Elizabeth City State University will be alive with the sound of music Tuesday, Nov. 13 when the Visual and Performing Arts Department performs its fall concert. The music program at ECSU offers a variety of programs for students interested in
Wanted: future Elizabeth City State University scholars to apply for the Chancellor’s Academic Scholarship. Incoming freshmen should apply. Yes, it’s time for incoming freshmen to apply for the Chancellor’s Academic Scholarship and that means, based upon the merits of the
Elizabeth City State University students are putting a serious dent in hunger. The ECSU food pantry is not only helping to feed students in need, but also helping the American Red Cross with hunger relief efforts across the state. Earlier
Dr. Hirendranath Banerjee Elizabeth City State University biology professor, Dr. Hirendranath Banerjee, has been awarded a grant totaling $593,905 from the National Institutes of Health to continue support for the MARC USTAR Training Program. According to Dr. Banerjee, the
ECSU students hold signs while aboard a bus Wednesday, Oct. 31, 2018. The bus, organized by the Student Government Association, took students to the polls in Elizabeth City for early voting. (ECSU photo by Michael Harrison) Elizabeth City State
The 2018 ECSU Sports Hall of Fame are, clockwise starting top left, Leroy Williams, Jesse Carmon, Scotty Arnold, Anthony Hillard, and Howard Williams. The 2018 Elizabeth City State University Sports Hall of Fame inductees will line up during Friday
Elizabeth City State University alum, Dr. Otis Smallwood, talks about his experience as a student during Thursday’s Emerging Leaders Forum. Joining Smallwood was, left to right, Lasindra Webb, Rachel Haines, and The Honorable Eula Reid. Alumni relations director Enoch Bond,
The year was 1968. It was the year that Ingrid East Dildy would graduate from what was then known as Elizabeth City State College. She was Miss ECSC 1968 and she was ready to meet the world with a bachelor’s
