ECSU sophomore Pele Rankin, center, is honored with a certificate for his third place win in the National HBCU Stock Market Challenge. Rankin is joined by Dr. Ngozi Oriaku, left, and Dr. Joy Smith. (See more photos below) Elizabeth
It’s a beautiful spring day, you want to sit outside, enjoy the sunlight while working on that final paper, but your phone or laptop need charging, and it seems that being inside a building is your only option. But Elizabeth
Pitt Community College president, Dr. Larry Rouse, seated left, joins ECSU Chancellor Karrie Dixon in signing four agreements to help further the education of North Carolina students Tuesday, April 23. When Elizabeth City State University graduate Michelle Nowell announced
Freshmen entering the Literature, Language and Communications department as sophomores next year participated in the Major Fusion event across campus. For more photos, see the gallery below. The 2018-19 freshman class will remember Thursday, April 11, as a day
ECSU students participate in a “Poverty Simulation” exercise Tuesday, April 16. The students pictured are gathered at the employment station, providing employment information or applying for jobs. The purpose of the simulation, says Dr. Kacey DiGiancinto, is to give students
UNC System Interim Pres. William Roper, right, joins ECSU Chancellor Karrie Dixon during a brief press conference Tuesday, April 16. Pres. Roper stopped at ECSU as part of his UNC System 16-campus tour. University of North Carolina System Interim
Elizabeth City State University staff, faculty, administrators, and students gathered at the Mickey L. Burnim Fine Arts Center Saturday, April 13, to welcome scores of future Vikings to campus during the 2019 Spring Open House. From Sound of Class performances,
Inside the R.L. Vaughan Center, on the campus of Elizabeth City State University, the university and Food Bank of the Albemarle met to fight hunger in the region. It was the first-ever Sort-A-Rama and the community answered the call to
Elizabeth City State University is launching its strategic planning process and all members of the surrounding communities are invited to attend an open forum and let university administrators know what they hope to see in the future from the university.
ECSU students Latori Gregory, Robert Boone, Dorian Record, Alexis Martin, and TyKira Beasley made up the fourth place winning team in the Thurgood Marshall College Fund ‘Moguls in the Making’ competition. Elizabeth City State University students made their way
