Elizabeth City State University’s public radio station, WRVS 89.9 FM, has received more than $220,000 in grant funds from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB). The grant, according to station general manager Melba Smith, will provide funds to produce and
Pam Griffin, left, and her daughter Linea Jacox, hug after commencement, Saturday, May 8. Mother and daughter received their masters degrees. An integral part of the Elizabeth City State University story is legacy. Generations of families, one after another, find
Elizabeth City State University business professor, Dr. Debjani Kanjilal, has been selected by The University of North Carolina Board of Governors to receive the 2021 Awards for Excellence in Teaching. The recipients, who represent all 16 of North Carolina’s public
During a virtual ceremony on Friday, May 7, four Elizabeth City State University students were commissioned as officers into the United States Army. Gireimza Thomasson, Alise Howell, Alexandra Gummere, and Nyla Harris are officially second lieutenants in the U.S. Army.
Currituck County, North Carolina resident and spring 2021 Elizabeth City State University senior Olivia Vaughan has been named Bearer of the Mace. Ms. Vaughan is graduating with the highest GPA of an undergraduate, non-transfer student at 3.9633. She was notified
Today, Elizabeth City State University is launching its VikingPLUSprogram, a comprehensive set of initiatives to help students afford a high-quality college education. The university will award new funds under VikingPLUSthis year and has already provided a total of nearly $4.2 million in
Legendary Elizabeth City State University coach and athletic director, Robert L. “Bobby” Vaughan has died. During his 37-year career, Coach Vaughan would become one of the most celebrated basketball coaches in CIAA history. He would serve as head basketball coach,
Where does the Elizabeth City community go from here? That’s the question Dr. Hezekiah Brown wants to answer when he returns to the air with his show, “Around Town with Hez Brown,” on Elizabeth City State University’s public radio station
Elizabeth City State University’s 172nd commencement ceremony will be held in-person, as planned, on May 8 at 9 a.m. inside the Robert L. Vaughan Center. “I appreciate everyone’s patience as ECSU staff worked to determine the best way for the university
At its best, education offers not just knowledge and opportunity but a set of values. We teach our students to prize truth. We teach our students to strive for honesty and justice. We teach our students to be brave in
