Indaba, Democracy Summit highlight the Campus Echo’s D.C. trip
Student editors from N.C. Central University gathered with the Center for Journalism and Democracy on Oct. 7 and 8 in Washington, D.C.
The murals of DC’s U Street Corridor amaze and astonish
While attending the HBCU Consortium’s Indaba and third annual Democracy Summit at Howard University, the N.C. Central University Campus Echo adviser Bruce
Voting in 2024 election: Things Eagles need to know
From immigration, to the economy, to a woman’s autonomy over their body, to the survival of democracy itself — many Americans issues are
Artist reveal brings McDonalds, fashion, homecoming artists
Students were greeted by McDonald’s Black and Positivity Golden Change of Fashion (C.O.F.) and the 2024 Homecoming roster on Sept. 19 in
A new tool to help NCCU students identify trespassers
N.C. Central University Police unveiled a new EOL site that empowers students to keep each other safe while the Fall semester begins.
A storyteller’s voice goes silent
As I re-write this, my heart is heavy. This story’s early drafts introduced our newest faculty member, Kenneth Campbell. It told a
A new chapter begins at NCCU
The light bulb went off in Karrie Dixon’s mind as a teaching assistant at the University of North Carolina – Greensboro. Experiencing
Suspects, victim in Lawson investigation surrender
N.C. Central University students Jayiana Mitchell, E’Rico Hill and Kenyatta Carmichael have voluntarily surrendered to NCCU Police. The three students are being
NCCU Police search for three men in connection to Lawson incident
N.C. Central University Police are looking for three individuals in connection with the shooting that happened in Lawson Street Residence Hall that
NCCU regroups at town hall
One day after last Tuesday’s shooting at Lawson Street Residence Hall that injured one student, N.C. Central University provided a “safe space”
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