On Monday, Feb. 19 two important programs will air on UNC-TV, North Carolina’s PBS station, and Elizabeth City State University is holding an advance screening for one, while participating in the other. The premier of the Independent Lens documentary, “Tell
On Thursday, Feb. 15 at 6 p.m., Elizabeth City State University Chancellor Thomas Conway will hold a “Community-Campus Check-In, ECSU: New Directions,” sharing important news regarding the positive direction the University is going, securing a path to success. The event
Who will be the next Miss CIAA? Elizabeth City State University has a strong tradition of taking the title home, as with last year’s queen, Brittney Lamb. And like last year, the winner of this year’s title is entirely up
Elizabeth City State University graduate Kimberly Rascoe has been named principal for the Nash-Rocky Mount School District’s new Center for Industry, Technology and Innovation (CITI) High School. The school is scheduled to open in August. For Full Story Read Here.
More than 150 students attended a campus night safety walk on Feb. 1. The walk’s aim was to highlight campus safety features such as the numerous emergency call boxes, and to receive feedback from students about safety issues. There
UNC System President Margaret Spellings, participating in the most recent Elizabeth City State University working group meeting, told members she is “feeling good” about the progress the university is making in recent months. The Elizabeth City State University’s efforts
Elizabeth City State University Freshman guard, Zaccheus Hobbs, left, handles the ball against Chowan University Wednesday, Feb. 7, in Murfreesboro. The Vikings claimed a 71-68 victory over the Hawks. MURFREESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA – With the contest tied at 68-all,
When assistant professor of technology, Dr. Bijandra Kumar, joined Elizabeth City State University in September 2017, he brought with him research on the cutting edge of sustainable technology. Kumar’s goal as an academic researcher is to find the most efficient
More than 500 high school students from across North Carolina, Virginia, and the Washington D.C./Maryland area attended the 2018 Winter Open House. The event is organized by the Elizabeth City State University National Alumni Association. The lobby of the
Black History Month on the campus of Elizabeth City State University will not only inspire and educate, but also entertain. For 2018, there are 10 events planned and each of them provides a unique perspective into historic and history-making events.
