The limited availability of COVID-19 testing has been a challenge throughout the pandemic, especially in rural America, including Northeastern North Carolina. Elizabeth City State University is going to mitigate that challenge by offering COVID-19 testing throughout the 21-county region. ECSU
A $100,000 grant from the Truist Financial Corporation through its Truist Charitable Fund, a donor-advised fund at The Winston-Salem Foundation, will assist Elizabeth City State University in purchasing computers and creating hotspots for students in the event the campus goes
Elizabeth City State University students will always tell you, life on campus from students to faculty, to staff is one big family. For senior Tatiana Keo, that experience is no different from her fellow Vikings. “My decision to attend ECSU
ECSU history professor Dr. Melissa Stuckey, center, stands with students at Mariners’ Wharf Park, the site of a future historic marker commemorating Union Gen. Edward A. Wild and the Union Colored Troops during a nationwide event, #WeWantMoreHistory. It’s said that
Clarence Goss and Dr. Jennifer Brown, left, pin freshmen during the 2019 Freshmen Pinning Ceremony. This year’s ceremony is being done in accordance to COVID-19 health and safety guidelines. A new class of Elizabeth City State University freshmen are being
ECSU’s dean of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Dr. Sharon Raynor, led the charge to establish the African American Military and Veteran Lineage Project. The North Carolina Department of Military and Veterans Affairs (NCDMVA) in collaboration with Elizabeth
In this screen shot from a virtual presentation, Marquis Watson, lower righthand corner, of the Philadelphia 76ers management team, speaks to Dr. Jason Hughes’s sports management class. Nearly 30 students attended the virtual lecture. When Elizabeth City State University students
Dr. Nichole Lewis is Elizabeth City State University’s new Dean of Students and she’s preparing to become a part of the Viking family beginning Oct. 12. Currently the director of North Carolina Central University’s Women’s Center, Dr. Lewis says she
On the first Friday of October, Elizabeth City State University’s college radio station, WRVS 89.9 FM, will celebrate World College Radio Day with a 48-hour “radiothon.” That will be, said station program director, Clay Mercer, 48-straight-hours of live broadcasting. “This
During the month of October, Elizabeth City State University will be holding “1891 Strong,” an online fundraising event. As part of the Viking Forward initiative, led by the Division of University Advancement, the fundraising campaign will take place from Oct.
