Dan Blue symposium brings black women’s experiences to the forefront
On Tuesday a Dan Blue symposium was held discussing Black women and Politics in Brazil and the USA … Keep Reading
Sophomore volleyball player Loren Johnson working on homework in the James E. Shepard Memorial Library.
NCCU athletes shine in the game and the classroom
Some of the student-athletes at N.C. Central University are taking care of their responsibilities both in their respective sports and in the … Keep Reading
Student Accessibility Service received scholarship
The Office of Student Accessibility Services (SAS) at North Carolina Central University recently announced receiving a $100,000 scholarship from PepsiCo. The goal … Keep Reading
Wide receiver and safety, Thesha Johnson, nabs a pass during a March 29 practice at the track field. Johnson was recently voted as Miss Sophomore NCCU.
A first for NCCU: Women’s flag football
There’s a new team on campus and it’s a first in North Carolina. It’s the N.C. Central University Eagles All-women’s Flag Football … Keep Reading
University of Illinois (Chicago) professor Gholnescar Muhammad was keynote speaker at the March 17-18 NCCU conference "Let's Talk Racism."
Conference examines pedagogy of Black experience
“Reject a book that says the South fought to hold her slaves. Reject a book that speaks of the slaveholder as cruel … Keep Reading
NCCU entrepreneur Nyla Orr produces organic hair products by hand.
Business on the rise – That One Stop Shop Co.
At N.C. Central University student Nyla Orr started up her business called “That One Stop Shop Co.” to assist with your hair … Keep Reading
New Eco-Containers at W.G. Pearson Dining Hall.
Researchers at N.C. Central University work to understand campus’s sustainability efforts
A research team led by the chair of the Department of Environmental, Earth and Geospatial Sciences, Gordana Vlahovic, is reviewing N.C. Central … Keep Reading
Ex Umbra in sunshine, once again
After five years of inactivity, N.C. Central University’s Ex Umbra is scheduled to come back to life as an online publication in … Keep Reading
Zelda Lockhart works in her office in NCCU's Farrison-Newton Communications Building
Zelda Lockhart: wearing many hats and teaching writing with an eye toward nature
Resilient. Impressive. Expressive. Thoughtful. Intentional. These are just a few words used by N.C. Central University students to describe Zelda Lockhart, an … Keep Reading
NCCU senior, Brandi Lawrence-Schumacher, wants her sculpture art to represent a redirecting of her negative emotions in a more positive direction.
Student uses clay to explore and resolve emotional scars
Last semester Brandi Lawrence-Schumacher, a senior at N.C. Central University, completed several sculptures in Myongsin Choi’s Sculpture I and Sculpture II courses. … Keep Reading