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Chicken Wednesdays – fashion, food, fellowship
While the food is what seems to draw people in, Chicken Wednesdays are no longer just about, well, chicken. Now, many students … Keep Reading
Let there be mics, let there be knowledge
Once again, the Rock the Mic: Lecture Series is hitting N.C. Central University. The yearly lecture series was created by Student Engagement … Keep Reading
Go deeper with the news
Social media serves as a main news source for some people who are foreign to actively seeking out news from other media … Keep Reading
‘Dear World’ visits NCCU, students share their stories
Words are powerful. Even though words are simply strings of letters, they can convey hundreds of stories and emotions. Recently, N.C. … Keep Reading
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VIDEO: NCCU book bag drive provides school supplies to local students
On Sept. 17, N.C. Central University hosted its 11th Annual Book Bag Drive. In total, 140 bags were donated. … Keep Reading
VIDEO: SOUND OFF- Students weigh in on upcoming presidential election
NCCU students give their opinion on voting and who they are voting for in the upcoming election. … Keep Reading
VIDEO NEWS STORY: Residence hall robbery puts students on edge
Two students were robbed at gunpoint in New Residence II, a residence hall at North Carolina Central University on August 24, according … Keep Reading
VIDEO: UNC President Margaret Spellings visits Central
On Friday, April 1 newly appointed president of the UNC System Margaret Spellings came to NCCU for a tour of the campus … Keep Reading
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Social work graduate doesn’t let hardship hold her back
The struggle of having no one to turn to, of having to rely on yourself alone, can be challenging, especially when you’re … Keep Reading
Alumnus challenges students to prepare and think for the future
When assistant professor of the Mass Comm department Russel Robinson invited the N.C Central alumni to his Pop Culture class, Edward Harris … Keep Reading
Exploring the tiny ecosystem in our armpits
NCCU biology professor Dr. Julie Horvath is researching the most pungent of areas in human anatomy. She’s looking at the microbes in … Keep Reading