‘The Green Book was needed’
East Carolina University’s main campus library is honored to host the traveling exhibition, “Navigating Jim Crow: The Green Book and Oasis Spaces in North Carolina” during Black History Month and...
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Faculty honored for authorship, promoting student affordability
The process of authoring or editing a book was rewarded, along with faculty use of free course materials to benefit student affordability, during an awards ceremony Wednesday at the East...
Blog series featuring Schlobin selections
A special blog series project by Academic Library Services manuscripts curator Patrick Cash will dive into the many layers of the James H. and Virginia Schlobin Literature of the Fantastic...
New reservation system in Special Collections
We are pleased to announce a new system for requesting Special Collections material and for research room reservations. Special Collections holds rare, archival and reference material. Visit the Special Collections...
Exhibit highlights student artworks
The Janice Hardison Faulkner Gallery on the second floor of the main campus library is filled with unique work by graduate students from the ECU School of Art and Design....
Looking back at 2022 Year in Review
As noted by Library Director Jan Lewis in her message in our 2022 Year in Review: There was much to celebrate during the 2021-2022 academic year, including faculty and staff...
Sensory space embraced on 2nd floor
Various students are enjoying the sensory-safe space inside the East Carolina University main campus library. Student initiative helped greatly for the introduction of this sensory space, which is on the...
Reception, video about Crossroads
The Janice Hardison Faulkner Gallery on the second floor of the main campus library hosted the traveling exhibit, "Crossroads: Change in Rural America," in October and November. In conjunction with...
Students honored during annual awards banquet
Maximizing student success is a pillar in the East Carolina University main campus library strategic framework. The 2022 Library Student Awards Ceremony supported that pillar, providing a moment to reflect...
WNCT coverage of Banned Books Week
Banned Books Week was Sept. 18-24 and the ECU main campus library celebrated our freedom to read with various programming and displays. A Banned Books Read Out event included a...