Mass communication professors help students understand new portfolio requirements
In the middle of the spring 2022 semester, many mass communication students were surprised to learn about new portfolio requirements before they … Keep Reading
Registered nurse Monique Moore reflects on childbirth during the pandemic
By Dallas Clemmons. Courtesy Eagle Eye Productions, a project of NCCU's Introduction to Multimedia (MSCM 2540) … Keep Reading
Ian Burris’ Dankery Food Truck
By Abigail Sherrod. Courtesy Eagle Eye Productions, a project of NCCU's Introduction to Multimedia (MSCM 2540) … Keep Reading
Football & Fatherhood – Cyrus Stanback Speaks
By Cyrus Stanback. Courtesy Eagle Eye Productions, a project of NCCU's Introduction to Multimedia (MSCM 2540) … Keep Reading
NCCU students adapt to life during a pandemic
By Hanson Russell. Courtesy Eagle Eye Productions, a project of NCCU's Introduction to Multimedia (MSCM 2540) … Keep Reading
Senior setter and NCCU Student-Athlete of the Month, Celene Morris, in action for the Eagles in the teams seventh win of the season on Friday, Oct. 29
‘Gritty’ volleyball Eagles defy COVID-era challenges
Due to COVID-19, lack of team depth and various aspects, N.C. Central University’s women's volleyball team have been presented daunting new challenges this … Keep Reading
On Oct. 16, Jacquees responded to a series of "mean" tweets from NCCU students
Homecoming flap: Students clap back at Jacquees – Jacquees snaps back
After a missed Homecoming last year, N.C. Central University is excited about its 2021 Homecoming, “The Return.” … Keep Reading
Miss NCCU Imani Johnson and Mister NCCU pose for a picture in their regalia Saturday Nov. 7 after the Homecoming Drive Thru on Brant Street hosted by NCCU Student Engagement and Leadership. Photo by Aaliyah Bowden/Campus Echo Reporter
NCCU’s Ultimate Homecoming Experience goes virtual
Homecoming is an essential part of the HBCU experience. Many describe it as one big family reunion, where current students and alumni … Keep Reading
Photo courtesy: Aaliyah Bowden/Campus Echo Co-Editor
NCCU Students and Faculty Adjust to Challenges of Online and Hybrid Classes
Nearly one month into classes, many N.C. Central University students are still adjusting to the new normal and new class structures that … Keep Reading
Residential halls working to accommodate students amidst coronovirus outbreak
Students can expect an email shortly this afternoon updating them on accommodation plans and plans for retrieving personal belongs, according to Chelsey … Keep Reading