Fleming Hall
Located on central campus, Fleming opened as a residence hall for women in 1923 to alleviate overcrowding. Nearly identical to the original dormitories, Jarvis and Wilson, its brick structure reflects the Spanish-mission style. The dorm is named for Pitt County native James Lawson Fleming, lawyer and state senator, who introduced the legislation which established East Carolina Teachers Training School. In 1990, Fleming became a dormitory specifically housing ECU Honors students, Teaching Fellows, and University Scholars.