Local food trucks return to NCCU
As school winds down and students are tired of eating from the same places on campus., the food trucks make their way … Keep Reading
NCCU's ACCORD is housed at the Julius L. Chambers Biomedical / Biotechnology Research Institute next to Eagleson Residence Hall. Photo by Tiffany Lacy/ Campus Echo Staff Reporter
NCCU ACCORD study finds many BIPOC not so hesitant towards COVID-19 vaccine
According to North Carolina Central University’s Advanced Center for COVID-19 Related Disparities, 63 percent of white people, 42 percent of black people, … Keep Reading
“Well, the creative process is different depending on the song, the vibes, the project, etc. I will say, with most of my music, I have to hear the beat first, or I have to already have an idea of what I will be singing/rapping on,” Reid said. Photo Courtesy of Jason Sam Jr.
Justin Reid: A Star on the Rise
With releasing ten songs in the past year, it is clear that Justin Reid is determined to be the star he is … Keep Reading
The new NCCU student center that has been under construction since June of 2019, will open in the Fall for students. Photo by Aaliyah Bowden/Campus Echo Reporter
The new NCCU student center will open in the Fall for students
The new Alfonso Elder Student Union under construction at North Carolina Central University will open in August according to NCCU Assistant Vice … Keep Reading
N.C. Central University hosts a free vaccine clinic for members of the NCCU community and the greater Durham area. Photo by Aaliyah Bowden/Campus Echo Staff Reporter
NCCU hosts free vaccine clinic for those eligible in the Durham area
Many members of the N.C. Central University community and the greater Durham area received a free COVID-19 vaccine March 9-18 at Leroy … Keep Reading
“When we become adults, we are like ‘I don’t need to learn anymore. I don’t need to do any of this anymore’ but just trying to instill the continuous learning in them. Make them always curious,” said Graves. Photo Courtesy of NCCU alumna Daija Graves
NCCU alumna faces challenges as a teacher and student during pandemic
Both teachers and students have had to adjust to the new norm of virtual learning due to the COVID-19 pandemic. NCCU alumna … Keep Reading
The Campus Garden at N.C. Central University continues to preserve despite the pandemic and not having that many active volunteers this semester. Photo by Micah Sneed/Campus Echo Reporter.
NCCU Campus Garden continues to thrive this semester
In between the Biomanufacturing Research Institute and Technology building, and the Mary Townes Science Building at N.C. Central University is a little … Keep Reading
A Pearson food services employee prepares food while wearing personal protective equipment. Photo Courtesy of NCCU Dining
Eagle Dining aims to keep students safe amidst COVID-19 precautions
Since the start of COVID-19, how we dine has changed a lot. Whether on or off-campus, everyone should still follow the CDC … Keep Reading
"Why Not Us" will premiere on ESPN+ beginning Feb. 12, at 10 a.m. Photo Courtesy of The Athletic
“Why Not Us?”: NCCU to star in new ESPN docuseries
The 8-episode series will give viewers an all-access look at Head Coach Levelle Moton and the defending MEAC championship basketball team as … Keep Reading
“COVID-19 positively impacted us by bringing my sisters and I closer together," said Talisha Balls, a Spring ‘20 initiate of the Beta Omicron Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Incorporated. Photo courtesy of Jason Sam Jr.
NCCU’s Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. chapter finds balance amidst pandemic restrictions
COVID-19 has undoubtedly shaken the world but has not stopped the ladies of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Incorporated from shaking the table. … Keep Reading