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
Campus during COVID, students shed light on college life in pandemic
COVID-19 has drastically changed the campus culture for many students this fall semester.
Several students and organizations deal with limited in-person events this semester
During a semester where students at N.C. Central do not have many in-person activities or festivities, students have found ways to stay
Freshman and open Junior positions filled during SGA Fall Elections
Despite the challenges and limitations presented during this election season amidst the pandemic, N.C. Central's Student Government Association hosted its fall elections
Kamala Harris speaks about forgiving student loan debt to HBCU students
Some N.C. Central University students streamed Democratic Vice-Presidential Nominee, Kamala Harris speaking recently about forgiving student loan debt to HBCU students and
Latest virtual town hall informs students on campus safety precautions
N.C. Central's new Chief of University Police Damon Williams, Dean of Students Joy Hartfield, and other administrators held a virtual town hall
Biology Professor finds a “Happy Medium” while teaching during the pandemic
Dr. Tamara Slenn, a biology professor at N.C. Central said she has found a “happy medium” for her own courses. Slenn explained
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