‘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.
NC state treasurer talks money at Hubbard-Totton
North Carolina Treasurer Janet Cowell meets with NCCU students on the importance of money management. Cowell spoke for an hour before a
NCCU student reports sexual assault
On August 16, at 3 a.m. a NCCU student reported sexual battery.
Williams aims to outwit the clap
Daniel Williams, associate professor in NCCU’s Department of Biological and Biomedical Science, is targeting gonorrheal antibiotic resistance.
Hardy’s faith leads her to victory
Second-year law school student Dominique Hardy was diagnosed with Dermatofibrosarcoma Protuberans, a rare and sometimes fatal skin cancer.
Students plan launch of Afro Latino club
The Afro Latino Club plans to launch as soon as possible with the help of Cuevas as a guide for students in
Rachelle Gold lands three teaching awards in 2015
"Teaching is love made visible” -- Those were the words Rachelle Gold used to describe her passion for teaching. In the past
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