Clockwise, left to right: COVID-19 dominated the headlines at ECSU in 2020; Chancellor Karrie G. Dixon was named one of the top 10 HBCU leaders in the country; sophomores Daimon Rawlinson Jr., Taimara-Syd-nei Hoffler and Nomar Proctor were named to
ECSU Honors Program students, left to right, Jaida Ellis, Kyra Purvis, and Krystal Lopez will be published in peer-reviewed journals and books. Three Elizabeth City State University Honors students had manuscripts accepted for publication in a peer-reviewed journal and edited
Dr. Althea Riddick may have retired after decades of serving in higher education, but the former Elizabeth City State University registrar and associate vice chancellor for continuing education says she’s never finished being a part of the future of education.
Due to the growing concern over the spread of COVID-19, the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) announced Monday that it has canceled the upcoming men’s and women’s basketball season, scheduled to begin Jan. 9, and the women’s volleyball season, which
Elizabeth City State University announces a historic $15 million gift from MacKenzie Scott. American novelist and venture philanthropist, MacKenzie Scott’s gift marks the largest gift from a single donor in the university’s nearly 130-year history. “I would like to thank Ms. Scott for her
One of the biggest changes across campus since 2018, according to the recent UNC System employee survey, is a greater sense of well-being. In the survey, said consultant Rich Boyer, Elizabeth City State University employees were clear in their comments
Lt. Col. Rob Freeman, the head of ECSU’s ROTC program, addresses cadets as they are commissioned as second lieutenants in the United States Army during a virtual fall 2020 commissioning ceremony Friday, Dec. 11. During a virtual ceremony on Friday,
Chancellor Karrie G. Dixon, center, and members of her senior leadership team pose for a photo in one of the numerous classrooms set up for a safe, socially distant semester. Guiding Elizabeth City State University through the next five years
Gates County native Daniel Ashley is the fall 2020 Elizabeth City State University Bearer of the Mace. Mr. Ashley is graduating with the highest GPA of an undergraduate, non-transfer student at 3.941. “When I was notified, I was extremely excited
The 2020 UNC System Employee Survey results are in and Elizabeth City State University employees’ confidence and satisfaction with the institution’s upward trajectory is high and is among the highest across the state. The survey was issued across all 17
