Creator of Cultural Capital: History Making on the Main Stage Join Elizabeth City State University (ECSU) in welcoming Psalmayene 24 (a.k.a. Gregory Morrison), to campus on Tuesday, February 22 at 7:00PM for another ECSU Community Connections event. It is free
At its January 31, 2022, meeting, the Board of Visitors unanimously approved the appointment of Bryan Spence, Wendy Pierce, and D. Cole Phelps to officer positions on the Board. This volunteer advisory organization serves as an advocate for the university
You may be eligible for a scholarship from the Renaissance Scholars Program if you are a freshman or sophomore with a 3.0GPA. Renaissance is a partner of ECSU, and it provides scholarships at historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) for
The ECSU campus will return to normal operating hours starting at 10:00AM on Monday, January 24. This will provide additional time for crews to finish clearing the roadways. STUDENTS: all face-to-face and online classes will resume at 10:00AM. You will
Due to inclement weather forecasts, all non-mandatory operations at Elizabeth City State University are suspended starting tonight at 5:00pm through Sunday, January 23. Please see details for students and employees below, and continue to watch www.ecsu.edu, WRVS FM 89.9, and
ECSU is committed to protecting every Viking as they live, work, and learn in our community. The university continues to follow COVID-19 recommendations from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and North Carolina Department of Health and
Dr. Shyamal Das, ECSU’s Homeland Security Program Professor and Coordinator, has secured a $16,975 undergraduate research program grant from the University of North Carolina System. The grant will fund activities to integrate data science with Homeland Security through a
Mykah J. Wright will graduate from ECSU as a Fall 2021 alum with a BS degree in Education. Ms. Wright is also a second lieutenant (2LT) in the Army, and her Commissioning Ceremony was held on Friday, December 10, 2021.
Music and Visual Arts Associate Professor, Douglas A. Jackson, is helping North Carolina enhance and deepen its cultural life and human connections. Jackson will serve as a representative and advocate for ECSU and eastern North Carolina as a new member
(L to R) Ms. Yolanda Carcana, Jordan Thornton, Kali Flanagan, Krystal Lopez, Caya Carter, Tiyana Boyce, and Tracy Dotse ECSU’s Honors Program provides students with a wide variety of in-depth academic, social, cultural, and international experiences. Six scholars recently
