Alumni News

The sneaker culture, a phenomenon that is so relevant to contemporary America, it deserved its own course, taught by a professor who published a book on the subject, “Sole Food: Digestible Sneaker Culture.” Jemayne King, an English professor at Charlotte,...

More than 400 people participated in the sold-out 2018 Founders Day Gala on Saturday, March 10. The event raised more than $215,000 in scholarship funds.   As men in tuxedos and women in glamorous evening gowns strolled into the K.E....

North Carolina Secretary of the Dept. of Revenue, Ronald Penny, was the keynote speaker during the Founders Day Convocation Friday, March 9. Seated to Penny’s right is UNC System President Margaret Spellings.   Ronald Penny stood before a crowded auditorium...

It’s an evening of celebration, honors, and Viking Pride! On Saturday, March 10 Elizabeth City State University alumni, students, faculty, staff, and guests will gather in the K.E. White Center for the 11th annual Founders Day Scholarship Gala. The evening...

Retired ECSU biology professor, Helen Muldrow, turned 100 March 5. She discussed her career at the university in the studio of 89.9 FM WRVS prior to taping an interview on the radio show, “Around the Town with Hez Brown.”  ...

Elizabeth City State University graduate Kimberly Rascoe has been named principal for the Nash-Rocky Mount School District’s new Center for Industry, Technology and Innovation (CITI) High School. The school is scheduled to open in August. For Full Story Read Here....

More than 500 high school students from across North Carolina, Virginia, and the Washington D.C./Maryland area attended the 2018 Winter Open House. The event is organized by the Elizabeth City State University National Alumni Association.   The lobby of the...

  Elizabeth City Mayor Elect Bettie Parker smiles with her eyes. She says she’s been told that a number of times, but when the occasion calls for it, the retired high school math teacher and 1971 Elizabeth City State University...