VIDEO: “It Started With Jewelry Making”
Jewelry maker Cecilia Henaine de Davis found a way to enhance the lives of emerging artists and casual shoppers at the Vega … Keep Reading
Jewelry maker brings big idea to Northeast Central Durham
A bronze colored five-foot horse statue made from scrap metal pieces sits at the intersection of Rigsbee Avenue and Hunt Street located … Keep Reading
Amid tight state budgets, black colleges seek white, Latino, Asian students
Other state-supported HBCUs, such as Tennessee State University and North Carolina A&T, are recruiting white, Asian and Latino students, who comprise a … Keep Reading
How the NCCU University Police Department protects the nest
On any given day, at any given time, one of four watch command oversees the campus of N. C. Central University. … Keep Reading
Historically-black college meeting is on, White House says
The White House will not postpone a conference on historically-black colleges this month, rejecting calls from African-American lawmakers who said President Donald … Keep Reading
Durham mayoral candidates answer community questions at forum
The six candidates running to become Durham's next mayor addressed community questions and concerns last Thursday night in the N.C. Central University's … Keep Reading
Student arrested on campus for involvement in downtown Confederate statue removal
An N.C. Central University student in Durham was arrested Tuesday afternoon on campus on charges related to the destruction of a Confederate … Keep Reading
Sho Baraka talks unity between race and community
Christian hip-hop artist Sho Baraka was the feature panelist at an April 20 community forum sponsored by ReCity, a Durham non-profit dedicated … Keep Reading
Savannah State honors NCCU alumnus and journalist Ernie Suggs
At the 66th Southern Regional Press Institute conference, Savannah State University invited several media professionals to encourage aspiring journalists. Among the veteran … Keep Reading
A visual tribute to an unsung antagonist of black history: George Wallace
This is the third and final piece of my Black History Month series, and there is no better way to end it … Keep Reading