ECU adopts the Accessible Icon Pirate Challenge
At 11 a.m. on April 8 the Spilman Building for the College of Health and Human Performance began the Accessible Icon Pirate Challenge, a design activism project that promotes inclusion
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At 11 a.m. on April 8 the Spilman Building for the College of Health and Human Performance began the Accessible Icon Pirate Challenge, a design activism project that promotes inclusion
Publisher's Note: This post appears here courtesy of ECU News Services. The author of this post is Crystal Baity. Before leaving for work, Chancellor Philip Rogers says goodbye to his son Dean. | Photos: Rhett Butler Vince Smith, left, secretary of the ECU Board of Trustees, walks across campus with Chancellor Philip Rogers, center, and Vern Davenport, right, chair of the board, on Rogers’ first day. Monday marked a homecoming for Dr. Philip Rogers' first official day as chancellor at East Carolina University. His office in the 90-year-old Spilman Building, tucked in a corn...
Annexation is the topic of several items the Greenville City Council is scheduled tp tackle today during its 6 p.m. virtual meeting. Pitt County government is seeking a waiver that will allow a Stantonsburg Road neighborhood to receive sewer service without the required annexation. Public hearings are also scheduled for the annexation requests of two property owners in southwest Greenville. The council also will hear a report on the results of the financial audit for fiscal year 2019-20. Homes in Candlewick neighborhood, located about four miles west of Greenville, have struggled with failing...