Thanks to the passage of the Connect NC Bond referendum, Elizabeth City State University will begin the process of renovating the G.R. Little Library, as well as historic Moore Hall. Last spring North Carolina voters passed the statewide referendum and...
Warren Judge is Viking Pride in action. A commander in the United States Coast Guard, Judge was named executive officer of Coast Guard Base Elizabeth City this past year. His career is the stuff of Viking legend. A native of...
Facilitating the dreams of future entrepreneurs, and working toward a sustainable regional economy, those are some of the goals of a new initiative launched by Elizabeth City State University in cooperation with community partners such as Albemarle Commission. The initiative...
When Byron Coolie graduated from Elizabeth City State University in 2013, he left with a bachelor’s degree in business administration, with a minor in theatre. It was that minor that would play a significant role in shaping the 25-year-old New...
The Museum of the Albemarle opened its gallery doors to introduce “Elizabeth City State University: A Legacy of Excellence and Resilience” on May 7th. The exhibit honors and highlights the life and legacy of ECSU, from its origins as a...
A new flag will fly over the campus of Elizabeth City State University and on July 19th the flag and its new Viking design will be presented during the ribbon cutting of the new main entrance located at the Gilchrist...
The Elizabeth City State University Department of Athletics will hold several camps this summer. A 7-on-7 football camp will be held on June 13th from 8 am to 4 pm for ages 14 to 18. On June 14, there will...
Girl power once again comes to the campus of Elizabeth City State University as Camp Aspire: 2016 Girls Leadership Workshop takes place June 28-30. ECSU’s radio and television stations, WRVS-FM 89.9 and W18BB-TV have partnered with C.H.A.N.G.E. Enterprises Inc., to...
By Kesha Williams “You never stop learning.” That’s an impressive statement from Mary Albritton Douglas. Albritton Douglas, a scholar-educator, who was the valedictorian of her 1948 high school class at Washington Colored High School in Beaufort County, earned undergraduate and...
By Kesha Williams “You never stop learning.” That’s an impressive statement from Mary Albritton Douglas. Albritton Douglas a scholar-educator who was the valedictorian of her 1948 high school class at Washington Colored High School in Beaufort County earned undergraduate and...
