North Carolina State Rep. Zack Hawkins is making a lot of Vikings proud these days. The Elizabeth City State University graduate is one of the newest members of the North Carolina General Assembly, serving the Durham area, and on Jan.
Chancellor Karrie Dixon addresses area clergy during the annual Clergy Breakfast held Tuesday, Jan. 8. Dr. Dixon emphasized the economic impact of ECSU on the region, citing the last report at $231.5 million. The message is simple: Elizabeth City
Outgoing UNC System president, Margaret Spellings, left, paid a visit to ECSU Monday, Jan. 7. She met with ECSU Chancellor Karrie Dixon, and others. From the time outgoing University of North Carolina System president Margaret Spellings first toured the
Elizabeth City State continues to address long deferred repairs at University Suites thanks to the funding secured by the $20 million USDA loan. Repairs to building seals and other mechanisms scheduled to be fixed by Jan. 1 have been completed.
Viking Cares Food Pantry team includes, left to right, Tyrese Bazemore, Demond Holley, Ashante Spruill, Food Lion manager Skylar, Dr. Jennifer Brown and Russ Haddad. Doing its part to feed the hungry, the Elizabeth City State University Food Lion
Speaking at the January 2019 Faculty and Staff Institute, ECSU Chancellor Karrie Dixon gives her State of the University Address. Dr. Dixon outlined priorities for the coming year and emphasized the need for all hands to be on deck to
On Friday, Dec. 14, 2018, the University of North Carolina System Board of Governors announced that Dr. Karrie Dixon will be Elizabeth City State University’s 12th Chief Executive Officer, and seventh Chancellor. Dr. Dixon has served as ECSU’s interim chancellor
The Board of Governors of the University of North Carolina System today announces that Dr. Karrie Gibson Dixon has been selected as chancellor of Elizabeth City State University. The decision was made following a vote held by the Board during
ECSU students commissioned as U.S. Army officers Friday, Dec. 7, were, left to right, 2nd Lt. Jonquin L. Elliott, 2nd Lt. Walter C. Burnette, 2nd Lt. David J. Drury, 2nd Lt. Chantalle X. Merricks, 2nd Lt. Darrius R. Turner, and
When Dana Richardson walks across the stage Saturday to receive her diploma, the moment will be bittersweet; a triumph of courage, determination, and heartache for the 40-year old history major. Richardson, who lives in Moyock, North Carolina, began her journey
