Explore the library’s WWII exhibit
The exhibit, “In Their Footsteps: Exploring World War II Through Archival Records,” is available to view and featured on the library’s first, third and fourth floors. This exhibit, curated by...
Ronnie Woodward Archives
Awards highlight student writers, employees
Energetic and accomplished East Carolina University students were honored as award-winners by Academic Library Services in the Janice Hardison Faulkner Library, the day before ECU’s spring 2025 commencement ceremony. The...
Friends group holds 2025 reception
The Friends of Joyner Library’s 2025 banquet and reception was held May 13, including awards handed out to Academic Library Service director Jan Lewis and longtime library and East Carolina...
Art exhibit is a VanderMeer, Eagle collaboration
The Janice Hardison Faulkner Gallery, on the library’s second floor, showcases longtime collaborative work between Scott Eagle and Jeff VanderMeer. The exhibit, “Visualizing the Unknowable: Jeff VanderMeer and Scott Eagle,”...
Two new open access agreements
ECU Libraries are pleased to announce two new open access agreements, enabling our researchers to reach more readers. We now support open access publishing agreements with 11 publishers. As part of...
StoryWalks merge fun, fitness with reading
Parents and caregivers emphasized the fun of reading as they enjoyed spirited, reading-based activities for children at Wildwood Park on Jan. 18 to help introduce StoryWalks to Greenville. StoryWalk panels,...
Exhibit ends with student celebration
The 17th annual School of Art and Design Graduate Student Art Exhibition was on display through February in the Janice Hardison Faulkner Gallery. The 15 participating artists were: William Aley, Katelyn Davis, Paul...
Year in Review 2024
The Academic Library Services 2024 Year in Review published in early December. This Year in Review provides the opportunity to celebrate accomplishments and reflect on the ways the library delivers...
Library’s special collection of resources
A biography written about North Carolina’s first congresswoman, Jane Pratt, might not have been possible without East Carolina University’s Special Collections. Author Marion Deerhake used a plethora of sources to...
Range of topics, faculty celebrated at annual book awards
From historical perspectives like exploring the popularity and lore of the Lost Colony to looking ahead to the future of how artificial intelligence is used in teaching, a unique range...