Twenty-seven incoming freshmen are enrolled in ECSU’s summer bridge program. Tanayaha Bullock, second row from the bottom in the middle, says ECSU is her top pick school and she’s excited to begin her studies in biology. It’s Sunday, June
Students who want to become pharmacists now have a direct pathway to their goal at Elizabeth City State University. A dual-degree agreement has been signed between ECSU and the University of Maryland Eastern Shore. According to the terms of the
An Elizabeth City State University graduate has been named the next superintendent of Bertie County Schools. Dr. Ottis Smallwood, a Bertie County native, graduated from ECSU in 1993 with a degree in mathematics education. Dr. Smallwood, who holds a masters
Prospective freshmen register to attend ECSU’s spring 2019 open house. Freshmen applications are up over last year, and the fall enrollment goal of 1,800 is looking good, according to a report given to the Board of Trustees earlier this month.
ECSU band students attended a program earlier in June at the Conn-Selmer Institute. The students, seen with institute faculty, are, left to right, DeSazo Dorsey, Bracy Martin, Manuel Arceo, institute faculty Julian Bliss and Alfred Watkins, and ECSU student Nicolas
Volunteers operate the phones at the Wilkins Call Center on the ECSU campus for the 2019 Day of Giving campaign. The 2019 Elizabeth City State University Day of Giving exceeded its fundraising goal and University Advancement officials say it’s
Paul Tine, left, and Chris Evans are the newest members of the ECSU Board of Trustees. On July 1, Elizabeth City State University will welcome two new members of its Board of Trustees, and four members have been reappointed
Elizabeth City State University is looking to the future with a new Bachelor’s of Science in Sustainability Studies program. Planned for a fall 2020 launch, the new degree program will prepare students for pursuing careers in the emerging green job
Elizabeth City Police Officer Lamont Butts sits inside a mobile command center on the ECSU campus Thursday, June 6. The command center is part of a joint drone exercise between ECSU and Sinclair College. The scenario looks like this:
Ronald Nixon, a 2008 ECSU graduate, accepts a $10,000 award along with Northeastern High School principal Angela Cobb. Nixon, a coach and teacher at Elizabeth City’s Northeastern High School, was recently named one of 10 North Carolina School Heroes.
