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
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
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Breaking the Stigma: NCCU brings students together for World Suicide Prevention Day
To mark World Suicide Prevention Day on Sept. 10, the N.C. Central University Counseling Center held an online interactive event called Breaking … Keep Reading
New student center as seen from the front entrance located on Nelson Street. Photo by James Burrell
Student Center expected to open spring 2022
After five long years of development it’s looking like N.C. Central University’s new student center may open Spring 2022, barring any further … Keep Reading
James E. Shepard Statue. Photo Courtesy of NCCU
Long time Eagle professors reflect on NCCU from the 1970s to now
In the 1970s, two future faculty members, Regina Alston and Debra Parker, arrived at N.C. Central University as freshmen. This would also be … Keep Reading
Ernie Suggs and Stacie Dukes of the Atlanta Chapter attend the 11th Annual HBCU Run-Walk in Atlanta, Georgia. Photo Courtesy of Ernie Suggs and the Atlanta NCCU Alumni Chapter
The NCCU Alumni Association is proud to give back
Though students are likely to worry about current classes, working and other responsibilities while attending N.C. Central University, some may still want … Keep Reading
A Pearson employee prepares food while wearing personal protective equipment. Photo Courtesy of NCCU Dining
Eagle Dining aims to keep students safe amidst COVID-19 precautions
Since the start of COVID-19, how we dine has changed a lot. Whether on or off-campus, everyone should still follow the CDC … Keep Reading