NCCU alumna faces challenges as a teacher and student during pandemic
Both teachers and students have had to adjust to the new norm of virtual learning due to the COVID-19 pandemic. NCCU alumna … Keep Reading
A Pearson food services 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
“COVID-19 positively impacted us by bringing my sisters and I closer together," said Talisha Balls, a Spring ‘20 initiate of the Beta Omicron Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Incorporated. Photo courtesy of Jason Sam Jr.
NCCU’s Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. chapter finds balance amidst pandemic restrictions
COVID-19 has undoubtedly shaken the world but has not stopped the ladies of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Incorporated from shaking the table. … Keep Reading
NCCU will play its first conference game away at South Carolina State on Feb. 20. Photo of O'Kelly-Riddick Stadium on NCCU's campus. Photo by Brittany Cowan /Campus Echo Co-Editor-in-Chief.
MEAC Football set to return in the Spring
In December, the athletic directors of each team in the MEAC discussed the plans for the upcoming season to handle scheduling and … Keep Reading
"Some may want their degree and keep moving forward but walking across the stage shows how much hard work and dedication I've put in to receive my degree," said graduating N.C. Central senior Deandre Lee. Photo Courtesy of Deandre Lee
More than a Degree – Senior and others share sentiments on virtual graduation
N.C. Central senior Deandre Lee is having a hard time accepting that his college career is coming to an end with a … Keep Reading
N.C. Central's Theater Department Chair Stephanie Howard, also known as Dr. Asabi, assists an unnamed student with scripts during a play rehearsal. Photo by: Ramir Johnson/Campus Echo Staff Photographer
Theatre Department rolls with changes caused by pandemic
North Carolina Central University’s Theatre Program has found a way to adjust to the changes and shifts COVID-19 has caused. … Keep Reading
Assistant Director of Library Services and First-Year Seminar (UNIV 1100) instructor Jamillah Scott-Branch teaching in her hybrid UNIV 1100 class. Students are on a hybrid (A/B Day) schedule where a select group of students attends class physically one day while the other group attends class virtually. Photo courtesy: Jamillah Scott-Branch
Faculty and Staff adapt to pandemic in personal and professional life
With the safety precautions N.C. Central University has implemented in response to COVID-19, many faculty and staff members have experienced changes and … Keep Reading
N.C. Central's Student Health Building, located across from W.G. Pearson Cafeteria, offers students resources to aid their mental and physical wellbeing. Photo by Aaliyah Bowden/Campus Echo Co-Editor-in-Chief.
Several NCCU students reveal mental and physical tolls of virtual learning
With the ongoing spread of COVID-19 and the online/hybrid class structures, some N.C. Central students have expressed how they feel about the … Keep Reading
N.C. Central’s Greek Life pushes through in spite of pandemic
Fraternity and Sorority life is at the very core of HBCU tradition. These organizations provide an opportunity for Black women and men … Keep Reading
N.C. Central students gather in TV Studio while wearing face shields and masks to follow the university's COVID-19 safety mandates. Photo Courtesy: Campus Echo reporter Kristin Bowman
Campus during COVID, students shed light on college life in pandemic
COVID-19 has drastically changed the campus culture for many students this fall semester. … Keep Reading