ECSU junior Arrhia Palmer spent part of her semester studying chemistry and physics in southern Mexico. When she wasn’t focusing on science, she was learning about Mayan history and culture. While Elizabeth City State University Vikings are safely working from
Elizabeth City State University junior Lydia Kuehnert will become an officer in the United States Marine Corps. The homeland security major says becoming a member of the military has always been a goal and now that she has been accepted
Emergency management professor Dr. Kevin Kupietz, left, has recently been deployed to work with a national task force during the COVID-19 crisis. Elizabeth City State University emergency management professor, Dr. Kevin Kupietz, is no stranger to working in the field
Elizabeth City State University history professor, Dr. Charles Reed, has been selected by The University of North Carolina Board of Governors to receive the 2020 Awards for Excellence in Teaching. The recipients, who represent all 16 of North Carolina’s public
Elton Stone, left, and Dr. Kuldeep Rawat work on a 3D printed prototype for a protective face shield. The shields can be used to protect workers from the spread of a virus. They cost 25 cents to produce and ECSU
Elizabeth City State University has been awarded four platinum awards by the HBCU Grows LEAD Conference 2020. The university received the awards for most military friendly, innovation, marketing, and leadership during a virtual ceremony held Tuesday, April 7. Chancellor Karrie
Two Elizabeth City State University students have been accepted into the Coast Guard’s College Student Pre-commissioning Initiative, or CSPI, program. Sophomores Taimara-Syd’nei Hoffler and Daimon Rawlinson Jr., will become ECSU’s second and third members of the Coast Guard’s CSPI program
ECSU students like Alexiyana Gaston and Eric Snipes are adjusting to life at home, taking courses online. By Shavante McKinney/ECSU Communications Intern Students are fresh off of spring break and they’re jumping right back into classes. Only now, due to
Sixteen Air Force Junior ROTC cadets will gather on the campus of Elizabeth City State University this summer for an intensive aviation academy. According to the dean of science, aviation, health, and technology,and aviation program director, Dr. Kuldeep Rawat, the cadets
Noah Reese Gunter had what his professor, Dr. Lloyd Mitchell, called “the trip of a lifetime.” The Elizabeth City State University aviation management major was able to experience firsthand what it is like to manage a major international airport and seaport
