L.E.A.P program launches at NCCU
A new program for students seeking to break into the entertainment and arts industries as been founded by N.C Central University Alum … Keep Reading
Campus pantry assists food insecure Eagles
N.C. Central University’s campus pantry in room 204C of the Miller-Morgan Building is tackling food insecurity among students, staff, and faculty through … Keep Reading
What happened to the banana pudding bandit?
Political science freshman, Logan Leeks, always loved banana pudding. Though she never would have guessed that her love for the tasty dessert … Keep Reading
NCCU English Composition 1110 instructor Isaac Green in the Farrison-Newton Communication Building before beginning an afternoon class.
Lifetime of creativity inspires Green’s classroom teaching
According to students Isaac Hughes Green’s a great, and creative, teacher. His interests range from film making, to creative writing to, to … Keep Reading
Starr Jackson speaking last summer at a "Nothing But The Arts" event in Prince George's County, Md.
Alumna’s career promoting the arts begins at NCCU
When Starr Jackson started Nothing But the Arts at N.C. Central University in 2018 little did she know how much the project … Keep Reading
NCCU students encouraged to join Geer Cemetery cleanups
Geer Cemetery, now in a dilapidated state, was the initial resting place of the Rev. Augustus Shepard, father of N.C. Central University … Keep Reading
Dan Blue symposium brings black women’s experiences to the forefront
On Tuesday a Dan Blue symposium was held discussing Black women and Politics in Brazil and the USA … Keep Reading
Sophomore volleyball player Loren Johnson working on homework in the James E. Shepard Memorial Library.
NCCU athletes shine in the game and the classroom
Some of the student-athletes at N.C. Central University are taking care of their responsibilities both in their respective sports and in the … Keep Reading
Student Accessibility Service received scholarship
The Office of Student Accessibility Services (SAS) at North Carolina Central University recently announced receiving a $100,000 scholarship from PepsiCo. The goal … Keep Reading
University of Illinois (Chicago) professor Gholnescar Muhammad was keynote speaker at the March 17-18 NCCU conference "Let's Talk Racism."
Conference examines pedagogy of Black experience
“Reject a book that says the South fought to hold her slaves. Reject a book that speaks of the slaveholder as cruel … Keep Reading