ECU's Brody School of Medicine offers Camp Rainbow and Camp Hope free of charge to children with cancer, hemophilia and sickle cell disease, thanks to the generosity of donors and volunteers.
IN THE NEWSMORE NEWS
East Carolina has been a place for new ideas for more than 100 years. And new ideas are what university leaders are hoping will help grow the research enterprise in coming years.
Beginning July 1, ECU will prohibit tobacco use within 100 feet of buildings on main campus and everywhere on the health sciences campus.
ECU and 14 eastern N.C. community colleges have signed a co-admission agreement designed to improve transfer student access and success.
ECU's Bryant Packard earned his school-record seventh All-America honor after being named a first-teamer by the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) Sat...
CAMPUS SNAPSHOT
Explore ECU through the lenses of our university’s photographers.
JOIN THE CONVERSATION
Connect with the Pirate Nation on social media.
CONNECT
Students from ECU's maritime studies program are in Saipan to conduct archaeological surveys of surrounding waters… https://t.co/4hz1Sl258m
ECU hosts camps for children with #cancer, #hemophilia and #sicklecell disease: https://t.co/TD6npOr8sX ☀️ https://t.co/ROOhYkOs0W
All forms of tobacco use will be prohibited within 100 feet of buildings on ECU’s main campus and everywhere on… https://t.co/zR7vEvGcKn
Did you know #PirateNation has been a place for new ideas for 100+ years?
This is what leaders are hoping will he… https://t.co/QzSDdVLQRR
Rachel Gittman, ECU assistant professor of biology, spoke at a congressional briefing on the current state of scien… https://t.co/Ovb3SRc7rT
UPCOMING EVENTS
EVENT CALENDAR
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
JUN
18
JUN
23
JUN
24