ECU Libraries

ECU Libraries This is the official page of East Carolina University's Libraries. ECU's Joyner Library, Music Library branch in the A.J.

Fletcher Music Center and Laupus Health Sciences Library combine to create the largest library east of Raleigh and offer state-of-the-art research services and resources. Our extensive collections include more than 1.9 million volumes, 2.1 million pieces of microfilm, 400 databases, and 61,000 print and online serial subscriptions. Our hours can be accessed at the following link: http://www.ecu.edu/cs-lib/libhours.cfm

Business Research Essentials: How to Find Consumer Data In-PersonMake the most of your library’s resources to understand...
09/11/2026

Business Research Essentials: How to Find Consumer Data In-Person

Make the most of your library’s resources to understand real-world consumers. In this beginner-friendly workshop, you’ll learn how to find and use consumer data, like demographics, spending patterns, and lifestyle insights, using library databases such as Simply Analytics, Social Explorer, Data Axle, and Consumer Reports. These tools can help you strengthen class projects, explore markets, and support data-driven decision making.

Honoring this view today. 🩵💜A sea of pinwheels and a reminder that taking care of yourself is just as important as check...
09/10/2026

Honoring this view today. 🩵💜

A sea of pinwheels and a reminder that taking care of yourself is just as important as checking things off your to-do list. Hope is real. Help is here.

Stop by the Resource Fair on the MCSC Lawn from 1:30-3:30 p.m. to connect with resources, take a breath, and invest in your well-being.

Thank you, ECU Campus Rec & Wellness for investing in student wellness!

Nearly 17 years ago, Gloria Steinem was here at East Carolina University  to present a talk titled "Reflections on Femin...
09/09/2026

Nearly 17 years ago, Gloria Steinem was here at East Carolina University to present a talk titled "Reflections on Feminism" to share her reflections on a lifetime spent revolutionizing modern journalism and advocating for civil and women’s rights.

Steinem spoke as part of the then (relatively) new Voyages of Discovery series presented by the ECU Thomas Harriot College of Arts & Sciences on Nov. 6, 2009, to a sold-out audience in Wright Auditorium.

The lecture was recorded and is available in Joyner's Digital Collections:
https://digital.lib.ecu.edu/86134.

Last Friday we had the good fortune to have guests here at Faulkner Gallery to view the work of East Carolina University...
09/09/2026

Last Friday we had the good fortune to have guests here at Faulkner Gallery to view the work of East Carolina University alumni artists, part of the Re/collection show spread across the galleries at Joyner Library, the ECU School of Art and Design, Pitt County Arts Council's Emerge Gallery and Art Center and the Proctor Yongue House.

The show runs through Sept. 26 – we’re excited to have you visit to see the incredible work of Pirate alumni on the second floor of Joyner.

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Please join us in welcoming two new members of the ECU Libraries team - Kathryn Maser, the new liaison librarian to the ...
09/08/2026

Please join us in welcoming two new members of the ECU Libraries team - Kathryn Maser, the new liaison librarian to the Brody School of Medicine here at East Carolina University and Robert Honegger, the new stacks manager in Circulation and Interlibrary Loan.

Maser recently earned her Master of Library and Information Science degree, bringing experience in health sciences librarianship, research and instruction. She is passionate about helping others build confidence in finding, evaluating and effectively using information. She looks forward to building relationships and collaborating with the Brody School of Medicine and the broader ECU communities. Outside of the library, Maser enjoys sports, traveling, and spending time with family. She is thrilled to be joining ECU and looks forward to getting to know everyone.

Honegger has served in public libraries for the past five years since graduating with his MLIS from the University of North Texas. He began as a Children’s Librarian in San Angelo, Texas, and later transitioned to Public Services Librarian at the Stephens Central Branch. He most recently worked as the Circulation Head at Braswell Memorial Library in Rocky Mount. He is excited to transition to an academic library setting, joining the team at ECU Libraries and supporting the aims of higher education. A couple of his favorite picture book authors are Dan Santat and Sophie Blackall.

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Fridays at Joyner.💜💛📚
09/04/2026

Fridays at Joyner.

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The Medical History Interest Group will present Dr. Megan Perry's "Little Bones, Big Stories: A Life History Approach to...
09/02/2026

The Medical History Interest Group will present Dr. Megan Perry's "Little Bones, Big Stories: A Life History Approach to Children's Health in the Past" Wednesday, Sept. 16 at 3:30pm in the Evelyn Fike Laupus Gallery on Laupus Health Sciences Library at ECU's 4th floor.

In her lecture, Dr. Megan Perry, from East Carolina University’s Department of Anthropology, returns to the Medical History Interest Group to discuss her ongoing bioarchaeological research on children's health in the past. Building on her 2022 talk on morbidity and mortality in the ancient Near East, Perry will present new findings from her work on metabolic disease at the 19th-century site of Hisban, Jordan. Using a life history approach, she examines how skeletal remains of children can reveal broader patterns of nutrition, illness, and community health across time. Join us for an update on this evolving research and the stories these "little bones" continue to tell.

This presentation is part of the Ruth and John Moskop History of Medicine Lecture Series. All are welcome and refreshments will be provided.

Individuals requesting accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) should contact the ADA Coordinator at least 48 hours prior to the event at 252-737-1018 (voice/TTY) / [email protected]

We’re getting crafty in Joyner room 2301. Join us for a Make Break - let your artistic side shine and grab a snack!
09/01/2026

We’re getting crafty in Joyner room 2301. Join us for a Make Break - let your artistic side shine and grab a snack!

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