Speaker recounts darkest days of Ebola crisis, reflects on scourge of infectious diseases
Nahid Bhadelia, an assistant professor at Boston University School of Medicine, came to N.C. Central University on Oct. 27 as the first
Music students go global
Assistant Professor Lenora Helm Hammonds began teaching Composing Arranging and Song Writing in the Global Network in 2012.(MUSL 1300 OL) It is
Students dive into the language of crime
Step into Stefanie Frigo’s forensic linguistics course (ENG 3030) and you might find yourself reading a sentence like this: “Drop off $1
African-American Bar Association wants blacks to vote
The topic of the 2015 Wiley A. Branton Symposium was "One NBA - Preserving Our Legacy, Protecting Our Future Through Voting Rights.”
STEM students blossom
Seven N.C. Central University science, technology, engineering and math students (STEM) were able to showcase the work they produced during summer internships
Holocaust survivor Esther Lederman speaks some history into NCCU students
Esther Lederman and her family were forced to leave her home in Lodz, Poland, when the German army invaded her country in
‘Disable the Label’ — a week for celebrating and supporting everyone’s talents and abilities
Tossing footballs into trash bins in the Greek Bowl on a sunny day. Playing in a energetic wheelchair basketball game. Playing trivia
Campus Echo, Kiva partner to help poor
Kiva gives individuals and organizations, such as the Campus Echo, an opportunity to pool their money and lend it interest free to
100 get their flu shots at NCCU free clinic
Each year about 36,000 die in the United States from the flu. But on Sept. 22 about 100 members of N.C. Central
LGBT activist Laverne Cox speaks to overflow audience about her life
Actress and LGBTA advocate Laverne Cox discusses with students her journey of becoming a transgender female.
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