ECU’s Marching Pirates marching band was selected to perform in the 101st Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City in 2027.

ECU’s first NIH T32 grant funds the new Basic Biomedical Sciences Research Training Program (ECU-BSRT), a scholarship ...

ECU communication faculty member Drew Ashby-King conducts research on generative artificial intelligence and teaches the ...

ECU’s School of Art and Design will host seven visiting artists this fall, featuring artists in painting, graphic design, book arts, printmaking and ceramics. The free, public artist talks begin at 5 ...

Actors Amy Yasbeck and Tyler Ritter of the John Ritter Foundation for Aortic Health highlight the lifesaving value of early ...

The Phased Retirement Program is now available for eligible tenured faculty members. Individual notices are being disseminated electronically to tenured faculty who are potentially eligible for the ...

Inaugural conference brings together higher education, community and student leaders to address food insecurity on NC ...

The Uncharted Series kicked off Sept. 12 with a staged reading of the new play “Firehawks” by Emily Bohannon. The play is inspired by the real story of young women who set fires at North Carolina ...

ECU’s award-winning Ed.D. in educational leadership prepares people-first leaders to solve real-world problems and strengthen communities.

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 ...

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 ...