Elizabeth City State University has been awarded a $1.3 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education to implement the TRiO Talent Search Program, a program to assist middle and high school students from disadvantaged backgrounds to succeed in higher
As Elizabeth City State University prepares to host Homecoming 2021—Reunited!, campus officials have released a set of COVID-19 protocols. The university’s number one priority is to keep the ECSU and surrounding community members safe during this exciting time. “Amid the
As Elizabeth City State University’s Oct. 14 Regional Economic Summit draws near, professor of economics for the Department of Business, Accounting and Sport Management, Dr. Kingsley Nwala, is putting the final pieces of a regional economic forecast together for a
ECSU’s African American Literature class tours Edenton, North Carolina, learning firsthand about the life of the former enslaved woman, Harriet Jacobs. The tour allowed students to put into context her slave narrative, “Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl.”
Deanna Byrum, right, is congratulated by Chancellor Karrie G. Dixon during the spring 2021 commencement. Ms. Byrum works as an executive assistant for Academic Affairs and completed her degree while working full time. Elizabeth City State University has received a
Dean of Students, Dr. Nichole Lewis, right, shows off the new Vikings Care Food Pantry located in the old student center next to the post office. The food pantry was rededicated during a ribbon cutting ceremony Thursday, Sept. 30. Being
A reception for ECSU’s Golden LEAF scholars was held Tuesday, Sept. 28. Chancellor Karrie G. Dixon, far left, and Golden LEAF Foundation president, Scott T. Hamilton, helped celebrate scholars, Faith Ashley, second from left, Alexus Elliott, center, and Jayla Hall.
Fifty-six ECSU students volunteered their time recently for the Albemarle Area United Way’s Annual Day of Caring. When the Albemarle Area United Way (AAUW) reached out to Elizabeth City State University in search of volunteers for the Day of Caring
Surrogate dad, mentor, policeman, chief law enforcement officer: These are just some of the ways Elizabeth City State University’s top cop, Chief of Campus Police John Manley, might be described. And although Chief Manley will be retired from his post
Dr. Sadie J. Carter, left, and Mr. Elston Ray Howell are the ECSU Foundation board’s newest members. Two new members have joined the Elizabeth City State University Foundation board of directors. According to ECSU Vice Chancellor for University Advancement, Anita
