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...
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...
An artificial intelligence-centric and student-focused LibGuide — “A Guide to Artificial Intelligence for Students” — launched in August. The creative team leading the project included Academic Library Services employees Amy Cooley,...
An artificial intelligence-centric and student-focused LibGuide — “A Guide to Artificial Intelligence for Students” — launched in August. The creative team leading the project included Academic Library Services employees Amy Cooley,...
“Alzheimer’s Fantasies,” an exhibition of nearly 30 uniquely colored drawings and digital prints, is on display in the Janice Hardison Faulkner Gallery, on the second floor of the main campus...
East Carolina University’s main campus library is partnering with the Greenville Recreation and Parks Department and the Friends of Sheppard Memorial Library to produce StoryWalks that will promote physical activity and...
Extensive research conducted by James Stroud and Elise White earned them each the Senator Robert Morgan Papers Student Research Award. They used the Robert Morgan Papers Collection (#0268), available in...
An award nominator described Martha Elmore as a consistent mentor, colleague and friend for many archivists. Many is a key word, supported by the fact that Elmore began her service...
The exhibition, “For the Love of Birds,” mostly consists of images taken at North Carolina state parks, trails and beaches. The images were shot by Rebecca Tatterson on a Canon...
Students and family members on East Carolina University’s campus for new student orientation this summer can participate in sessions on computer requirements and study abroad opportunities, which is vastly different...