Leroy T. Walker Complex reopens for NCCU students, faculty, and staff
Leroy T. Walker Complex at N.C. Central University moved into phase 2 this month allowing faculty, and staff to workout at the … Keep Reading
N.C. Central students gather in TV Studio while wearing face shields and masks to follow the university's COVID-19 safety mandates. Photo Courtesy: Campus Echo reporter Kristin Bowman
Campus during COVID, students shed light on college life in pandemic
COVID-19 has drastically changed the campus culture for many students this fall semester. … Keep Reading
Several students and organizations deal with limited in-person events this semester
During a semester where students at N.C. Central do not have many in-person activities or festivities, students have found ways to stay … Keep Reading
Baynes Residence Hall is a freshman dorm at N.C. Central University. Students who tested positive for COVID-19 or have flu-like symptoms are sent into quarantine housing on campus. Some students shared their experience of living in quarantine housing. Photo courtesy: NCCU PhotoShelter
Students discuss the living conditions inside of quarantine housing on campus
Some N.C. Central University students who tested positive for COVID-19 or had symptoms of the virus talked about their experience of … Keep Reading
N.C. Central's Student Government Association held its fall elections on Oct. 1 via Engage for freshman positions and open junior class positions. Photo Courtesy: N.C. Central's Student Government Association (SGA) Instagram page.
Freshman and open Junior positions filled during SGA Fall Elections
Despite the challenges and limitations presented during this election season amidst the pandemic, N.C. Central's Student Government Association hosted its fall elections … Keep Reading
The 2020-2021 Miss NCCU Imani Johnson poses with her crown and sash. While living in the midst of COVID-19, most N.C. Central organizations had to restructure their campaigning efforts this year for campus queens and other royal court positions as a whole. Photo courtesy: Imani Johnson's Instagram Page
“We have the power to change the world.” NCCU campus queens discuss challenges amidst a pandemic
While living in the midst of COVID-19, most N.C. Central organizations had to restructure their campaigning efforts this year for campus queens … Keep Reading
N.C. Central's new Chief of University Police Damon Williams, Dean of Students Joy Hartfield, and other university officials hosted a virtual town hall meeting Sept. 28 focused on addressing campus safety guidelines and concerns to students. Photo Courtesy: NCCU Division of Student Affairs
Latest virtual town hall informs students on campus safety precautions
N.C. Central's new Chief of University Police Damon Williams, Dean of Students Joy Hartfield, and other administrators held a virtual town hall … Keep Reading
Classes at N.C. Central University has been different this semester for students during the novel coronavirus pandemic with most of the courses being taught online. Students were given the option to stay home if all of their classes were online or return to campus if some of their classes are a hybrid class, in which instruction is a mixture of in-person and online. Photo courtesy: Aaliyah Bowden/Campus Echo Co-Editor
NCCU students and professors surge on with online classes
Classes at N.C. Central University has been different this semester for both students and professors with most of the courses being taught … Keep Reading
NCCU alumnus Reggie McCrimmon encourages NCCU students, faculty, staff, and members of the community to become agents of change Sept. 17 through the virtual platform, WebEx to kick off NCCU’s Rock the Lyceum lecture series. Photo courtesy: NCCU Student Engagement and Leadership
NCCU alumnus Reggie McCrimmon kicks off virtual Rock the Lyceum
Twitter global public policy strategist, and social entrepreneur, Reggie McCrimmon, encouraged an N.C. Central University crowd to become agents of change by … Keep Reading
Dr. Tamara Slenn explaining the properties of all cells to her students during a hybrid class session. Photo Courtesy: Dr. Tamara Slenn
Biology Professor finds a “Happy Medium” while teaching during the pandemic
Dr. Tamara Slenn, a biology professor at N.C. Central said she has found a “happy medium” for her own courses. Slenn explained … Keep Reading