NCCU Students and Faculty Adjust to Challenges of Online and Hybrid Classes
Nearly one month into classes, many N.C. Central University students are still adjusting to the new normal and new class structures that
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Universities are suspending students who party without masks and flout social distancing
College students, beware: You could temporarily lose your spot on campus or worse, get expelled for partying with your peers this fall.
Some NCCU Students Return to Campus with Concerns
Some N.C. Central University students began their fall semester on campus this week in the midst of the novel coronavirus pandemic. Other
How has COVID-19 impacted college athletes?
While the world is left going in a frenzy about finding a solution to the coronavirus pandemic, student-athletes around the world are
New Pass/Fail grading option implemented for Spring 2020 semester
N.C. Central’s Office of the Interim Provost issued an email statement on April 7 revealing the university's implementation of a Pass/Fail grading
Many seniors saddened by postponed Spring 2020 Commencement amidst pandemic precautions
As the university takes safety precautions against the Coronavirus-19 pandemic, N.C. Central's Chancellor Johnson Akinleye announced on March 20 that Spring 2020
Spring break for NCCU is extended after coronavirus becomes a pandemic
N.C. Central University Chancellor Johnson O. Akinleye informed the NCCU community Wednesday that spring break would be extended by one week for
N.C. Central Eagles smacks suffering Bison
McDougald-McLendon Arena was rocking as the N.C Central Eagles handled business against the Howard Bison with a final score of 80-65. The
Freshman and football player killed in off-campus shooting-vigil held in his honor
Family and members of the Eagle Community gathered together Tuesday evening for a vigil in remembrance of student-athlete Trevor VanDyke who was
Three seniors are prepared to take their final lap at NCCU
As the class of 2020 prepares to take the stage in May, three seniors, Ti'Eja Woodson, Bridgette Rogers, and Colombus Hinson, reflected
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