What to know about NCCU’s continuing housing application for fall 2026
The N.C. Central University housing application for continuing students opened at 10 a.m. Wednesday with distinct changes in the order that upperclassmen
Hinton dominates in record-setting fashion against William Peace
N.C. Central women’s basketball picked up a seemingly effortless 103-51 win over its final nonconference opponent, William Peace, on Wednesday evening. The
Eagles Soar Past UMES in Doubleheader Sweep
The N.C. Central Lady Eagles secured their first conference win of the season, winning 69-62 against Maryland Eastern Shore, who entered the
When life gives us snow, Eagles bring the line dancing
Campus may have been quiet during the daytime on Saturday, but once the sun fell, students gathered to the track and practice
Hinton dominates in record-setting fashion against William Peace
N.C. Central women’s basketball picked up a seemingly effortless 103-51 win over its final nonconference opponent, William Peace, on Wednesday evening. The
When life gives us snow, Eagles bring the line dancing
Campus may have been quiet during the daytime on Saturday, but once the sun fell, students gathered to the track and practice
Eagles snowed in
Instead of the usual rushing to 8 a.m. classes, N.C. Central University students woke up to frozen sidewalks and a quiet campus
N.C. Central comes up short in doubleheader against Howard
On Jan. 17 a crowd of more than 2,300 people watched as the Howard Bison defeated the Eagles 83-69. The matchup featured two teams
From Pop Warner to NCCU: Walker Harris breaks records
When Walker Harris arrived at N.C. Central University from Wake Forest, NC, he had been playing football for nearly a decade, having
Students react to Chief Damon Williams’ departure for Fayetteville State University
Many N.C. Central University students are sad to see Chief of Police Damon Williams go after he announced his departure from the
Battling burnout: Tips for surviving finals in 2025
As the semester winds down and final exams begin, students are feeling the weight of looming deadlines and exams. With winter break
NCCU’s state Rep. Zack Hawkins condemns delayed budget and new congressional map
As the state legislature’s delay in passing the budget causes discontent across the state and new congressional maps redraw who’s in power,