Ron DeSantis doubles down on African American studies ban; College Board promises revisions
TALLEHESSEE, Fla. — A week after his administration banned an AP course on African American studies from Florida high school classrooms, Gov. … Keep Reading
How to avoid getting tricked by “you’re hired” scams
The number of job scams reported to the Federal Trade Commission has ballooned in recent years — from 7,324 in the third … Keep Reading
Brandon McEachern is the founder of Think Broccoli LLC and is the commencement speaker for NCCU's 104th commenement ceremony.
NCCU’s Commencement speaker encourages Eagles to ‘know their power’
NC Central University’s 104th Commencement speaker has a familiar message for graduating Eagles this weekend, and it’s one that never gets old: … Keep Reading
Shaunte Brown White and Kandace L. Harris' book, published in 2019, is subtitled "Being Mara Brock Akil."
Examining media images of Black women, no easy task
“An unmarried Black mother,” ‘baby mama,” “loud and hostile,” illogical,” “aggressive without provocation” — these are just some of the media stereotypes … Keep Reading
Guest speaker, Colonel Scott Gondek, talking about his experiences as a Marine leader.
How an Eagle can be a leader, the Marine Corps way
If you want to learn something about leadership, hearing from somebody who has served as a Marine military leader in both Afghanistan … Keep Reading
Sophomore Sameen Qadri, President of MSA and junior Munira Adan, Publicity Chair for MSA. Photo by Alyssa Pieh
Student association aims to change perception of Muslims
The six of them – three women and three men – sat around a small white foldup table in N.C. Central University’s … Keep Reading
Aissa Paul singing at the fall jazz concert in 2021 in the School of Education Building.
Final performance of Jazz Fall Showcase tomorrow
Jazz Studies as a Bachelor of Music degree was initially offered in 1979 by North Carolina Central University. Current students will be … Keep Reading
James Sartor with his mother Thelma and his nephew outside the James E. Shepard Memorial Library.
Student carves out his own path
“The only difference I notice is navigating around campus,” a distinctive N.C. Central University student said. … Keep Reading
NCCU students Trevor Inniss and Crishawn Waden are members of Summit College. Inniss is the president of the campus group.
Area church expands to campus with Summit Church NCCU
It was dark in the theater except for one spotlight. It glowed like glory from above, gracing three people and a tub … Keep Reading
Recent NCCU graduate, Kayla Hill, at her pop up stand. Hill's business is BabyKakes.
Entrepreneurs at Eagles Pop Up Event
About 20 N.C. Central University and local entrepreneurs promoted their businesses at the New Student Center courtyard early October. The event, the … Keep Reading