VIDEO Q & A: Soledad O’Brien speaks on mass incarceration and criminalization
"The reason you call people 'thug' is to dehumanize them." - Soledad O'Brien … Keep Reading
Campus archivist has passion for the past
Vann isn’t just the coordinator and head of the direction of archives at NCCU. He is what many might call a NCCU’s … Keep Reading
Walltown dancers perform
Walltown Children’s Theatre took center stage in a dance performance on Sept. 19 at the Durham Arts Council’s annual CenterFest in downtown … Keep Reading
John O’Daniel Exchange: When opportunity meets vision
Wendy Clark, an entrepreneur and small business owner sought an opportunity that would not only benefit her, but the people in the … Keep Reading
Los Primos supermarket still stands tall
Since taking over Los Primos 13 years ago, owner Miguel Collado has battled through adverse conditions and managed to maintain one of … Keep Reading
Holocaust survivor Esther Lederman speaks some history into NCCU students
Esther Lederman and her family were forced to leave her home in Lodz, Poland, when the German army invaded her country in … Keep Reading
Campus Echo, Kiva partner to help poor
Kiva gives individuals and organizations, such as the Campus Echo, an opportunity to pool their money and lend it interest free to … Keep Reading
PHOTO GALLERY: Alpha Rho Tau art sale shows off students’ talent
Art is everywhere. It’s music, photography, films, fashion or even a simple painting. And there's plenty of art to see at … Keep Reading
Hardy’s faith leads her to victory
Second-year law school student Dominique Hardy was diagnosed with Dermatofibrosarcoma Protuberans, a rare and sometimes fatal skin cancer. … Keep Reading
Rachelle Gold lands three teaching awards in 2015
"Teaching is love made visible” -- Those were the words Rachelle Gold used to describe her passion for teaching. In the past … Keep Reading