VIDEO: Art Expo showcases the artistic talents of NCCU for the third time
N.C. Central University art students and local artists displayed their pieces in the Alfonso Elder Student Union for the third annual Art
Recognizing a former Panther, author, and artist: Elaine Brown
In honor of Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day, it’s fitting to show some appreciation to the former leader of the
NCCU Dance Group celebrates black culture and history
On the last day of Black History Month, the NCCU Dance Group revived its Black History Month program at the N.C. Central
SOUND JUDGEMENT: ‘SweetSexySavage’ by Kehlani
Oakland R&B artist Kehlani released her first studio album last month. Kehlani was the lead writer on this project, entitled “SweetSexySavage.”
PHOTO GALLERY: NCCU Theatre’s ‘Underground’ brings the atrocities of slavery to life
N.C. Central University's Department of Theatre is preparing to take the stage for the second week with their production, “Underground.” This play
LEGO Batman shows the softer side of the Dark Knight
We all enjoy a little bit of humor every now and then. But what about in a violent, brawl-like action film? Director
Author and activist Cornel West set to appear at NCCU’s ‘Rock the Mic’
Author, activist, and professor Cornel West will appear Friday to celebrate Black History Month in the next “Rock the Mic” lecture at
Moonlight: a look into the Oscar nominated film
It is rare to see a film depict the internal struggles of a young, black boy as he grows up in a
SOUND JUDGMENT: ‘C U L T U R E’ by Migos
Migos is starting 2017 off with a bang, dropping their highly-anticipated sophomore album C U L T U R E on January
VIDEO: Beyond the script, the story of veteran Ken Dula
In honor of Veteran's Day, Vietnam War veteran Ken Dula and NCCU instructor Brenda Womble are premiering their play "Guns of Ava."
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