A group of seven people stands together at an indoor event in front of a blue ECU Miller School of Entrepreneurship backdrop. Four young men in suits stand in the center, smiling and holding a large ceremonial check for $20,000 made out to “Carolina Cleaning Boys,” dated April 15, 2026, recognizing them as winners of the Gene T. Aman Pirate Challenge. Three older adults—two men and one woman—stand alongside them, also smiling. The group is dressed in business attire, and the setting appears to be a formal awards or recognition ceremony
Carolina Cleaning Boys clean up
A summertime job pressure washing homes in the North Carolina sun just might have become a hot career. East Carolina University business management and Honors College student Sam Dewar and […]
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Woman appears to be sitting down and smiling toward the camera. There are signs for the “STC” on interior windows behind her. A stock ticker is above and behind her on a wall above the windows. Text overlay reads: Pirate Profiles"
Faculty: Laura Madden
Spring break 2026 was a whirlwind for Dr. Laura Madden. The East Carolina University College of Business associate professor of management caught up on grading and Faculty 180, which is […]
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A student in a black suit sits on a wide window ledge, reading a magazine, with a brick campus building visible outside. A briefcase rests beside them, and a graphic overlay reads “Pirate Profiles” with East Carolina University branding elements in purple and gold."
Student: Fabiana De La Rosa
“Do something worth writing about.” That mantra guides Fabiana De La Rosa as she balances academics, entrepreneurship and leadership while inspiring others at East Carolina University. As president of ECU’s […]
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