Bleached flour hazmat incident closes Lawson Street for hours
A letter containing what turned out to be bleached flour shut down Lawson and Lincoln streets on N.C. Central University's campus for
Rebranding has students and alumni clamoring for less change
As rising juniors and seniors "raced" to find out if they would be able to live on campus this year, N.C. Central
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it — NCCU will build a new one
The Alfonso Elder Student Union, named after the second president of this illustrious institution, has been one of N.C. Central University’s cornThe
Upset caps off 2018-19 SGA elections
A surprising Miss N.C. Central University result rocked the top floor of the Alfonso Elder Student Union tonight as Faith Thomas-Lewis secured
Eagles basketball dances for the second year in a row
The N.C. Central University men's basketball team punched their ticket to NCAA March Madness for the second year in a row following
New student center plans unveiled
While it hasn't been built yet at full size, N.C. Central University students, faculty and alumni were able to view a model
2018 ‘State of the Campus’ celebrates SGA accomplishments and goals
Every major member of N.C. Central University's Student Government Association shared their fall semester achievements and spring agendas at the 2018 State
‘Reclaim Your Meal Swipes’ campaign has students hungry for change
Freshmen at North Carolina Central University believe that Eagle Dining Services has bit off more of their money than they're allowed to
Filmmaker of HBCU documentary visits and screens film at NCCU
Nelson, an award-winning American documentarian, director, and multimedia producer came to NCCU last Thursday to promote and screen his upcoming film "Tell
Looking back 90 years later
As the Campus Echo wraps up its 90th year of publication, it is important to look back at how far we have
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