ECSU’s emergency management director Rickey Freeman, left, was a part of the University of North Carolina at Wilmington’s post-hurricane recovery team. Damage to the coastal campus was extensive, said Freeman. Elizabeth City State University was spared the wrath of
University of North Carolina System President Margaret Spellings and Elizabeth City State University Interim Chancellor Karrie Dixon have announced that ECSU and the U.S. Department of Agriculture have agreed to the terms of a $20 million loan that will allow
Technology professor, Dr. Mehran Elahi, discusses the Persian New Year during the ECSU International Week forum Wednesday, Sept. 26. The forum is part of ECSU’s International Week, celebrating the diverse cultures that make up the university’s faculty, staff, and students.
Emergency Management student, junior Weston Smith, spent part of his summer training at the Dept. of Homeland Security’s “Incident Response Terrorist Bombing,” in the New Mexican desert. No one wants to think about a bombing, but acts of terrorism
Left to right: ECSU drone lab technician Aaron Bechiom, aviation program director Dr. Kuldeep Rawat, Interim Chancellor Karrie Dixon, Dept. of Military and Veterans Affairs Sec. Larry, Hall, and aviation professor Elton Stone discuss drone technology during the Elizabeth City
Winners of Collegiate Challenge to Receive up to $20,000 Towards Hunger-Relief North Carolina Campus Compact announced that they have joined forces with Food Lion Feeds to launch a “Collegiate Challenge” mobilizing colleges & universities to address hunger in their local
If you’ve never attended an Elizabeth City State University International Dinner and Fair, then you haven’t been treated to the diversity of cultures that make up campus life. Sept. 24 through Sept. 28 is International Week and there’s plenty to
Leadership is something Robert Boone takes to naturally. The Elizabeth City State University senior has not only served on the Student Government Association, but also as an intern working with public school students to implement a Student Government Association for
September 18, 2018 Dear Vikings, Welcome back to campus. While Elizabeth City State University (ECSU) and the immediate surrounding communities did not sustain major damage during Hurricane Florence, many of our family, friends, UNC campuses and other areas of the
Elizabeth City State University’s residence halls will open at noon on Sunday, September 16. Regular cafeteria hours will begin Sunday evening. The University will resume normal operations on Monday, September 17. Classes will resume at 8 a.m. on Tuesday, September
