Discolored water concerns students
Students began to notice a change in Ruffin Hall’s water on Tuesday Feb. 24. No email was sent out by the Department
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Students dance Zumba for a greater cause
Students hopped, swung, laughed and moved to music as they practiced Zumba to raise money for the American Heart Association in the
Students not keen on reusable take-out program
At the start of the 2015-2016 school year, NCCU's Eagle Dining Services implemented a new plan with reusable food containers in an
Students delve into common questions of love, relationships and sex
The National Council of Negro Women held its annual panel “Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?” on Tuesday, Feb. 9 in the
Students to learn about African Latino experience in Spanish courses
The Spanish program's focus on the African Latino community makes N.C. Carolina Central University the first HBCU to develop this approach to
Moldy vending machine food goes unnoticed
You’re running late for class. You don’t have time to eat. You see a vending machine in the Farrison-Newton Communications Building. You
Child please!
We have to stop comparing ourselves; it causes too much friction. It’s like a man and woman trying to have sex with
Online education program brings recognition to NCCU
The Education Technology program at NCCU’s School of Education came in at number 17 nationally, number two in North Carolina, and number
Make it happen Captain
What is the purpose for going to college? College is more than a school of higher education. College is an opportunity for
Campus archivist has passion for the past
Vann isn’t just the coordinator and head of the direction of archives at NCCU. He is what many might call a NCCU’s
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