In 1949 the two-story building Williams Hall opened to students at Elizabeth City State University. In 1951 a wing for fine arts instruction and a gymnasium were added to the building. And now, in 2019, that gymnasium is renovated to...
It’s time to unleash your Viking Spirit! It’s time for Elizabeth City State University’s Homecoming 2019. This year “Vikings Unleashed” will be a celebration of all things Royal Blue, and it kicks off Tuesday, Oct. 15, leading up to the...
A new student retention program at Elizabeth City State University aims to help male students navigate not only student life, but life in general. Champion Scholars is a pilot program currently focusing on 25 male freshmen and according to ECSU’s...
Twelve ECSU students joined faculty member, Dr. Mary-Lynn Chambers, front-right, on a two-city tour of Europe this past summer. The summer 2020 trip will include Germany, Italy, and Switzerland. Stepping off the plan into Amsterdam, Holland, Elizabeth City State...
Students at Elizabeth City State University are actively engaged in community affairs and so in the wake of Hurricane Dorian, the Student Government Association is out to help the folks largely on Ocracoke Island with a food drive, Sept. 23....
Elizabeth City State University students are out to be informed voters. That’s why Vikings are partnering with the Northeast North Carolina League of Women Voters for an informal candidate forum on Tuesday, Sept. 17. This event will give campus and...
Elizabeth City State University is concerned with the development of the whole student, not just the academic student. A student’s life is made up of many facets, and spiritual needs are important, says director of the P.A.C.E. (Prevention, Awareness, and...
Professor Clarence Goss, left, pins freshman Keshawn Jarrett, a sports management major from Hamilton, North Carolina, during the Freshman Pinning and Fall Convocation ceremony Thursday, Aug. 22. It was a packed Robinson Auditorium Thursday, Aug. 22, when 385 Elizabeth...
Elizabeth City State University junior Franck Yao has been named as a Forbes Under 30 Overachiever. Yao, a native of the Ivory Coast, is a United Nations Youth Ambassador, and a 2019 Newman Civic Fellow. “I have recently been blessed...
ECSU senior Eyricka Johnson is spending her summer interning at the North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources, researching African American history. Dr. Seuss, in his acclaimed book, “Oh the Places You’ll Go,” observed that “The more things...
