Student engagement keeps students motivated
Study after study of student retention and success show that students involved in campus organizations thrive at universities, both socially and academically. “Academics … Keep Reading
79th Miss NCCU, Kayla Crawford, and the 22nd Mr. NCCU, Jarvis Blanding with other members of the NCCU Royal Court at the fall 2021 coronation.
NCCU’s Royal Court coronation set for October 31
October 31 Royal Court Coronation to Kickoff 2022 Ultimate Homecoming Experience N.C Central University’s Royal Court Coronation, one of the opening events of … Keep Reading
Budding entrepreneur Tyler Fisher at an NCCU August pop up vending his Stay Fast clothing line. Photo by Marcellous Harris
NCCU student Tyler Fisher’s a man with a plan
Tyler Fisher is “The Man with the Plan” as some of his N.C. Central University peers and family would say. Fisher is … Keep Reading
Mass communication senior Amaya Parson sometimes prefers to use street parking rather than walk from a commuter lot. Photo Jabari Brown
Commuter students struggle with parking as prices inflate and construction continues
Commuter parking for N.C. Central University mass communication senior Amaya Parson, is just one headache after another. “There is traffic and accidents … Keep Reading
Documentarian Kenneth Campbell
now at Howard University.
Photo Courtesy of Kenneth Campbell
Alumnus and filmmaker Kenneth Campbell is telling history through a lens
N.C. Central University alumnus and filmmaker Kenneth Alexander Campbell is telling history through a lens. Graduating from the Mass Communication department in … Keep Reading
Aerial Ellis brings a wide-ranging
PR background to the Wells Fargo
Endowed Chair.
Photo Courtesy of Aerial Ellis
Q & A with professor Aerial Ellis of NCCU’s Mass Communication department
Aerial Ellis joined the Mass Communication department this year as the Wells Fargo Endowed Chair and Distinguished Professor and is excited to … Keep Reading
Charmaine McKissick-Melton with
her son, Maceo, in 2017.
Photo courtesy of
Charmaine McKissick-Melton
VIDEO: Mass Communication professor “Dr. Mac” to retire after 15 years of illustrious service
Watch Dr. Mac's Retirement Video by Jesse White & Michael Pearce … Keep Reading
Dalia Davies Flanagan (left) with her husband, Brian (right), and other family members
at the Farrison-Newton Communication Building entrance.
Photo by Bruce dePyssler
Former Campus Echo editor Dalia Davies Flanagan gets surprise scholarship in her name
Shortly, Mass Communication students will be able to apply for yet another scholarship named the Dalia Davies Flanagan Endowed Scholarship Fund. … Keep Reading
Campus Echo Presents: NOMMO Spring 2022 Newsletter
NOMMO: “The Power of Spoken Word.” To truly mark the end of the spring semester, the Campus Echo co-editor-in-chief, James Burrell, would … Keep Reading
Hunter Hoehme in his office in the Criminal Justice Building. Boehme has explored the benefits of Black-owned businesses, especially barbershops and salons, to the Black Community. Photo by Dominique Dulin
Professor explores positive impact barbershops and salons have on Black communities
It may surprise some that barbershops and beauty salons somehow statistically reduce crime rates along the streets they serve. That's the question … Keep Reading