NCCU Eagle Alert: Bomb threat
Today at 5:36p.m., a bomb threat was reported on N.C. Central University’s campus. Students were told to evacuate the premises immediately. “A … Keep Reading
NCCU School of Law graduate and former interim dean Elaine O'Neal takes the oath as Durham's first Black female mayor at city hall on Monday, Dec. 6. Photo Courtesy of the City of Durham
NCCU law graduate becomes Durham’s first Black female mayor
This past Monday, Elaine O'Neal -- a N.C. Central University School of Law graduate and former interim dean -- said she looks … Keep Reading
Former Campus Echo editor Ernie Suggs (left) gets scholarship named after him by donors Tommy and Gail McNeill (right)
New journalism scholarship honors former Campus Echo editor Ernie Suggs
Beginning in the 2023-24 academic year, top N.C. Central University journalism students who contribute to the Campus Echo will be eligible for … Keep Reading
NCCU students evacuate after fire in Baynes Residence Hall
Today, a student on the fifth floor of Baynes Residence Hall allegedly started a small fire after smoking marijuana. The Durham Fire … Keep Reading
NCCU’s Kaleidoscope promotes inclusion for LGBTQIA+ housing
Next spring Kaleidoscope, an LGBTQIA+ friendly housing opportunity at N.C. Central University, will be re-established. … Keep Reading
Kayla Crawford stands with her fellow Student Government Association members on the O'Kelly-Riddick Stadium football field
Miss NCCU aims to support freshmen, boost energy and morale
Kayla Crawford, crowned as the 79th Miss NCCU on Sept. 17, says she’s the perfect person to help younger Eagles find themselves. … Keep Reading
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NCCU’s Metro Eagles help DMV students feel at home
In 1988, a group of N.C. Central University students from the Northeast United States created an organization called the Metro Eagles. The … Keep Reading
Eagles Top Past Classic Scores Despite Loss against North Carolina A&T.
Eagles go down in 37-14 loss to Aggies
On Saturday, Sept. 25, the N.C. Central University Eagles took on the North Carolina A&T State University Aggies at the 97th Annual … Keep Reading
A plaque and Rose of Sharon tree, located on the east side of the Shepard Administration Building, were dedicated to Harry Glenn on November 1, 2003. Photo by Campus Echo co-editor Jacquazha Nettles.
Son remembers NCCU alum and 9/11 victim Harry Glenn
On the morning of September 11, 2001, 19 terrorist hijackers took control of four commercial airliners. American Airlines Flight 11 struck the … Keep Reading
Students inside Pearson celebrate National Guacamole Day on Thursday, Sept. 16. Photo Courtesy of NCCU Hospitality/Aramark
NCCU welcomes new campus dining provider after 25 years
On July 1, N.C. Central University entered a new 10 year campus dining partnership with national food and hospitality service vendor Aramark, … Keep Reading