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- Sep 23, 2026
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Let's not normalize assault (opens the original)
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Students have been back at East Carolina University for over a month. Many of us came back to Greenville excited for what the fall semester would bring. Unfortunately, since coming back, there have been reports of a sexual assault and an attempted sexual assault on campus. Reporting on assault is always difficult, and sometimes I feel like we are not scandalized enough. Instead of being appalled by such atrocious incidents, it has become something we shrug our shoulders at. We read the headline,
ECU Health introduces new prenatal care program (opens the original)
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East Carolina Universityâs health system, ECU Health, is introducing a new prenatal care program. Expecting mothers will have access to this new program, which will allow them to receive medical care while connecting them with other expecting mothers with similar due dates. The program, CenteringPregnancy, will launch this upcoming fall. CenteringPregnancy will bring pregnant patients together for group appointments. Eight to 12 patients with similar due dates are expected to attend each sessi
Attempted Sexual Assault Reported at ECU (opens the original)
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An attempted sexual assault was reported at College Hill Suites August 27, according to East Carolina Universityâs crime log. The incident was reported to have occurred around 10 p.m. and was entered into the crime log on August 31 at 3:40 p.m. The ECU daily crime log lists the offenses as â2nd Degree Forcible Sex Offenseâ and âAttempted 2nd Degree Forcible Rape.â The investigation remains open. The entry also states that the case is the same incident that was reported August 28. The i
Greenville to reject Flock cameras (opens the original)
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The City of Greenville has decided not to move forward with plans to purchase and install 10 Flock Safety cameras, officials announced. The decision comes weeks after community members gathered at a Greenville City Council meeting to protest the implementation of Flock cameras. Protesters raised concerns about privacy, government surveillance and the use of public funds. The Greenville Police Department announced in July plans to purchase the cameras, which are designed to capture vehicle inform
ECU to eliminate over 40 academic programs (opens the original)
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East Carolina University is looking to cut another $8.5 million this year as part of its ongoing goal of cutting $25 million. The budget cuts continue to raise concerns among students about how ECUâs financial changes might affect academic programs. ECU Chancellor Philip Rogers announced in Sep. 2025 that ECU was looking to make financial changes that would lead to saving $25 million over the next three years. According to ECU News Services, the budget cut was prompted by shifting demographics
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