Women in the humanities is the focus of Elizabeth City State University’s Department of History “HerStory” series and April 6 Dr. Jessica Marie Johnson will kick off the two-part series. Then, on April 13, Dr. Janelle Jennings-Alexander will wrap up
Elizabeth City State University is launching a COVID-19 vaccination clinic that will serve the ECSU campus community and the entire region. The clinics will take place at both the K.E. White Graduate Center as well as throughout the region. Phase
The 2020-21 freshman class will long remember the year they began their college journey at Elizabeth City State University. It is the year they began as students amidst a global pandemic, but also the year they would transition from general
Elizabeth City State University’s 172nd commencement ceremony will be held in-person. The ceremony will take place on May 8 at 9 a.m. inside the Robert L. Vaughan Center. “While we will be taking precautions and maintaining a safe and healthy
Dr. Aisha M. Johnson will be the guest speaker for ECSU’s National Library Week event, April 7. Elizabeth City State University and the G.R. Little Library are ready to celebrate National Library Week with special guest speaker, Dr. Aisha M.
ECSU history professor, Dr. Melissa Stuckey, will be this year’s keynote speaker at the annual North Carolina Association of Historians conference. ECSU is hosting the virtual event March 26. On Friday, March 26, the history program at Elizabeth City State
Elizabeth City State University has received a $70,000 Phase 1 grant from the Carolina Cyber Network (CCN) to strengthen education and training to meet a growing demand for a cybersecurity workforce. According to Dr. Kuldeep Rawat, dean of the School of Science,
Elizabeth City State University now has a mobile drone lab, taking its highly lauded unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) degree program curriculum into the field, and providing students with more hands-on experience in one of the fastest growing career fields in
Elizabeth City State University’s public radio station, WRVS 89.9 FM, is celebrating 35 years on the air this month with SuccessFest, its biannual membership drive and week-long radiothon, kicking off March 28. According to ECSU’s director of radio and television
In looking at the data and current projections, Elizabeth City State University plans to have a normal fall 2021 semester. The university plans to return to normal course delivery, residence living and overall operations. This includes: In-person classes. In-person events
