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On Wednesday, former president Barack Obama, eager to signify his support for the U.S. national women’s soccer team, proudly tweeted a selfie showing him with a custom jersey of the team with his name emblazoned on it
On Wednesday, former president Barack Obama, eager to signify his support for the U.S. national women’s soccer team, proudly tweeted a selfie showing him with a custom jersey of the team with his name emblazoned on it
 
An ECU Honors College student and triple major Daniel Franch has been named a recipient of an English teaching assistant award from the highly-competitive Fulbright U.S. Student Program.
An ECU Honors College student and triple major Daniel Franch has been named a recipient of an English teaching assistant award from the highly-competitive Fulbright U.S. Student Program.
 
Eleven East Carolina University students passed up traditional spring break activities by traveling to Munich, Germany to support local organizations in their humanitarian outreach efforts to refugees and asylum seekers.
Eleven East Carolina University students passed up traditional spring break activities by traveling to Munich, Germany to support local organizations in their humanitarian outreach efforts to refugees and asylum seekers.
 
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