2017 NCCU Homecoming Hip-Hop Concert performers announced
It’s official: Young Dolph, Tee Grizzley and H.E.R. were announced as the N.C. Central University Homecoming Hip-Hop Concert performers at an "8:40 … Keep Reading
NCCU football continues to grow despite rough loss to Duke
N.C. Central University’s football team put up a fight despite losing to Duke, 60-7, in the Bull City Gridiron Classic on September … Keep Reading
VIDEO: ‘Give the Drummer Some’ rocks NCCU’s B.N. Duke Auditorium
NCCU alumni and faculty-percussionists welcomed visitors and students on Sunday for their fifth annual “Give the Drummer Some” benefit concert. The concert, … Keep Reading
Durham mayoral candidates answer community questions at forum
The six candidates running to become Durham's next mayor addressed community questions and concerns last Thursday night in the N.C. Central University's … Keep Reading
Eagles showcase young talent in second Maroon vs. White scrimmage
Aggressive. Fast-paced. Precise. These are just a few words to describe this year’s N.C. Central University Eagles football team. … Keep Reading
VIDEO: NCCU School of Law addresses Charlottesville attack at Peace Rally
N.C. Central University joined the national discussion about the incident at a Peace Rally held on August 14 in the NCCU School … Keep Reading
Student arrested on campus for involvement in downtown Confederate statue removal
An N.C. Central University student in Durham was arrested Tuesday afternoon on campus on charges related to the destruction of a Confederate … Keep Reading
VIDEO: Reese reflects on making ‘Underground’
On Feb. 17, NCCU's Department of Theatre and Dance debuted its adaptation of the musical "Underground". University tech professor Arthur M. … Keep Reading
Surveying Qualtrics
You may have received a call from a number that did not look familiar. It’s the second time it’s coming through, having … Keep Reading
Sho Baraka talks unity between race and community
Christian hip-hop artist Sho Baraka was the feature panelist at an April 20 community forum sponsored by ReCity, a Durham non-profit dedicated … Keep Reading