Professor’s long journey leads to NCCU
Frank Rodriguez, a newly-arrived assistant professor at N.C. Central University’s Department of Criminal Justice, never expected to become a role model for … Keep Reading
Womble’s ‘Guns of Ava’ pays tribute to Vietnam Vet
"Guns of Ava" is a special kind of play because it is the first non-fiction play Womble has written. The play is … Keep Reading
Professional brings career experience to the classroom
Meet someone who’s taking the experience of working with a global company and bringing it to his classroom at N.C. Central University. … Keep Reading
NCCU students ‘soar to the polls’
On Oct. 27, NCCU students and community members lined up on George Street and marched to NCCU's School of Law to cast … Keep Reading
PHOTO GALLERY: ‘Embracing Diverse Voices’ showcases African American artworks
N.C. Central University opened its art exhibit, “Embracing Diverse Voices: Ninety Years of African-American Art” to highlight the contributions of African-American artists … Keep Reading
Greek life opens registration for orientation classes
N.C. Central University’s Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life is requiring all students interested in membership intake for a Greek fraternity or … Keep Reading
Chicken Wednesday fashion
The newly inducted chill in the air has brought with it a season that is highly regarded among fashion forward millennials: fall. … Keep Reading
Campus goes red for sickle cell
A sea of red filled the Alfonso Elder Student Union Thursday Sept. 29 as students, faculty, and staff came together to have … Keep Reading
40 Under 40, honoring the alumni of NCCU
Each year, N.C. Central University recognizes outstanding alumni who have accomplished big things in a short amount of time. Namely, before turning … Keep Reading
Atlanta-based artist has first museum showing in the Triangle at NCCU
The phrase "more than meets the eye" isn't just true; it's a challenge to look more deeply and critically at the world. … Keep Reading