NCCU endowed chair talks exploring oneself in and out of literature
Zelda Lockhart teaches aspiring authors how to “authenticate their call.”
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‘Legal Eagle Review’ radio show helps Eagles learn their rights
The Campus Echo was able to sit down with Legal Eagle Review’s co-hosts, Drs. Irving Joyner and April Dawson. Outside of co-hosting
‘Spirit Conjurer’ kicks off NCCU Art Museum spring exhibit
The N.C. Central University Art Museum has began its spring season with an exhibition by Atlanta-based artist Louis Delsarte on Sunday, February
Could NCCU handle an active shooter?
North Carolina is one of many states that prohibit students from carrying a concealed weapon on campus. Does this mean N.C. Central
For NCCU’s LGBTA Resource Center, Pride Week should be every week
Pride is a very accurate word to describe the LGBTA community: members of it are proud of who they are and despite
VIDEO: Painting a picture of the NCCU Department of Art
N.C. Central University's Department of Art is the smallest of its kind on campus. Despite having fewer than 100 students in the
Poet asks “In what version of the story do black women win?”
Nearing the end of Black History Month, N.C. Central University's Departments of Diversity and Inclusion and Women’s and Gender Studies used an
Symone Sanders discusses being a radical revolutionary at Rock the Mic
CNN Political Analyst and Commentator Symone Sanders graced the stage of the B.N. Duke Auditorium at N.C. Central University for the Lyceum Series:
New student center plans unveiled
While it hasn't been built yet at full size, N.C. Central University students, faculty and alumni were able to view a model
“Speak My Soul” represents the best of Black History Month
"Speak My Soul," the N.C. Central University Departments of Theatre and Dance and Music production that ran from Feb. 16–25, 2018, was
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