ECSU students participate in a campus safety walk last February. Thursday, Oct. 18, students will participate in Take Back the Night, a walk designed to encourage campus safety and sexual and domestic violence awareness. Take Back the Night. That’s
Dedication Ceremony Saturday, Oct. 20 at P.W. Moore Elementary At 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 20, men and women from across the state and region will gather inside the gymnasium of P.W. Moore Elementary School to honor a man whose life
Look for these signs throughout the community during Homecoming Week. Businesses showing these signs are supporting Viking Pride! As Elizabeth City State University prepares for thousands of alumni to arrive for the 71st annual Viking Homecoming, Oct. 21 through
Elizabeth City State University Interim Chancellor, Dr. Karrie Dixon, greets participants in last Saturday’s Hispanic Heritage Festival, held at the Vaughan Center. The festival celebrated Hispanic culture and businesses in the region. (Photo By Michael Harrison/ECSU) DAILY ADVANCE: “Both
Elizabeth City State University’s Homecoming 2018, “Vikings Unleashed,” kicks off Sunday, Oct. 21, and runs through Sunday, Oct. 28. Events leading up to the big match between the Vikings and Virginia Union range from alumni socials to concerts, and even
Elizabeth City State University’s 2018-2019 Open House dates are set and the first of three big events is right around the corner. On Saturday, Oct. 20, at 9 a.m., ECSU’s fall 2018 Open House will welcome high school students, transfer
Every student needs a chance to succeed, including those with special needs and learning disabilities. Beginning Wednesday, Oct. 17, and running through Thursday, Oct. 18, Elizabeth City State University will host a two-day seminar focusing on integrated teaching methods for
Due to the possible impacts of Tropical Storm Michael this evening and tonight, Elizabeth City State University is cancelling all classes and university events today, October 11, 2018, starting after 3:30 p.m. The University will begin operating under Adverse Weather
Winter is coming. People need coats. Elizabeth City State University’s WRVS is leading the charge to collect those coats, 250 new or gently used, by Nov. 2. According to radio and television services director, Melba Smith, the campus radio station
Dr. Eyualem Abebe is an ECSU professor of biology and principal investigator for the project that was awarded a nearly $600,000 U.S. Dept. of Education grant. Elizabeth City State University recently received an award from the U.S. Department of
