Making NCCU royalty accessible to all
Don’t let the crowns and sashes fool you. Members of the Royal Court are embracing hands-on community service, thanks to a new … Keep Reading
SNCC civil rights activists recount their Georgia experiences in the early 1960s
Five former Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee Civil Rights activists talked about their experiences in the 1961 Southwest Georgia Project during the peak … Keep Reading
Dreadlocks, ‘too messy’ for the workplace?
My appearance should not be the topic of discussion. Although, what should be considered during the employment stage is whether I have … Keep Reading
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