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
Alston Avenue Apartments located beside New Residence Hall II and Chidley Hall is a new dorm being built for NCCU students in the fall. NCCU’s Department of Residential Life planned on having the two new dorms, Alston Avenue Apartment and George Street Student Apartment available for students to move into this fall, but the COVID-19 delayed the process. The delay caused some students to have to reside in one of the older dorms on campus. Photo courtesy: Kelvin Worthey/Campus Echo Staff Reporter.
NCCU housing delay forces some students to reside in another dorm this semester
N.C. Central University senior Jalen Harris has had a rough first month of school since the two new dorms being built this … Keep Reading
Students told to move back home because of pandemic, exceptions made for some students
All N.C. Central University students that reside in a residence hall for the academic school year are required "to return to, or … Keep Reading
On-campus housing at NCCU: new problems, new solutions
Over the past few decades, N.C. Central University has worked to make campus housing more available to students. This includes the creation … Keep Reading
Getting a section 8 voucher is hard. Finding a landlord willing to accept it is harder
MCKINNEY, Texas — As a prospective tenant, B.R. Williams learned early on she needed a script to woo potential landlords: Mention her … Keep Reading
VIDEO: ‘Promises Made,’ the legacy of urban renewal in Durham
In the early 20th century Durham was home to dozens of African American businesses. Today however, Durham’s black community has now hit … Keep Reading