ECU alumnus Justin Benoliel ’02 returns to campus for a screening of “SHUFFLE,” a SXSW Jury Award-winning documentary he executive produced. The film investigates addiction treatment fraud and its ...
A new grant from NOAA awarded to ECU’s Dr. Erin Field provides funds to measure the effectiveness of a river herring ...
Five alumni will be honored for their careers and service to the country. The awards will be presented Nov. 6 during ECU’s military appreciation weekend. GREENVILLE, N.C. (10/21/2026) – Five East ...
Various ECU design areas collaborate on set design, special effects, sound and more to create magic for “Mary Shelley’s ...
ECU’s Marching Pirates will perform in the 101st Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in 2027. Macy’s selected ECU on its first application, choosing from about 100 high school and collegiate bands in a ...
ECU’s Williams-Ross Purple Pantry is a resource for students that provides access to food and basic necessities. Across the U.S., 23% of students are food insecure and 2.2 million skip meals or eat ...
The College of Education’s doctoral degree in educational leadership was selected as the 2026 Program of the Year by the Carnegie Project on the Education Doctorate. The program uses a dissertation in ...
Public health vending machines provide free Narcan and other public health supplies to community members without registering. Dr. Lori Ann Eldridge has conducted 60 interviews across six rural ...
Student well-being is driving a new initiative called Pirates Perch. Trained, vetted volunteers from Greenville’s Cypress Glen Retirement Community will sit at a bench on campus to offer a ...
A 10-year agreement worth potentially $6 million will expand ECU’s collaboration with the U.S. Army Reserve to facilities across the country. ECU-developed wireless sensors and a user-friendly ...
Ford + Shep restaurant owner Brandon Qualls is mentoring ECU senior Jordan Whitley, passing down the hospitality lessons he learned as an ECU student himself. The ever-changing menu and collaborative ...
ECU researchers have received a $150,000 North Carolina Sea Grant to help evaluate living shoreline designs’ ability to reduce coastal erosion while creating habitat for oysters, fish and marsh ...