Faculty and Staff adapt to pandemic in personal and professional life
With the safety precautions N.C. Central University has implemented in response to COVID-19, many faculty and staff members have experienced changes and
Several NCCU students reveal mental and physical tolls of virtual learning
With the ongoing spread of COVID-19 and the online/hybrid class structures, some N.C. Central students have expressed how they feel about the
America decides Joe Biden is the next president of the United States
Many students found out Saturday through social media and friends that former vice president Joe Biden was the projected winner of the
Emmy-nominated news anchor visits NCCU mass communication class virtually
N.C. Central Advanced Video Production class instructed by Professor Chavis Carter hosted a virtual meeting with guest speaker WSOC Channel 9 Eyewitness
NCCU students and the rest of the nation await results of the presidential election
A few N.C. Central University students tuned into the Presidential Election ‘Watch Party’ live on Instagram on last night hosted by NCCU
Presidential candidates discuss plans for HBCU’s in their campaigns
November’s presidential election contains five candidates on the ballot who will bring different perspectives on how to address the needs of HBCUs
N.C. Central’s Greek Life pushes through in spite of pandemic
Fraternity and Sorority life is at the very core of HBCU tradition. These organizations provide an opportunity for Black women and men
NCCU volleyball team reacts to season changes caused by pandemic
N.C. Central University volleyball head coach Jody Brown and some of the players expressed their concerns with the change in operations of
Graduating senior reflects on pushing through college in spite of mother’s health condition
The bond between a mother and daughter is truly special. From childhood to adulthood, a daughter wants everything they can to make
NCCU hosts race and equity discussion featuring Eric H. Holder Jr, and Durham Mayor Steve Schewel
Former Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. and Durham Mayor Steve Schewel encouraged N.C. Central University students, faculty, staff, and members of
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