Students welcome renovations in James E. Shepard Library January 20, 2016 Campus News·Featured Story N.C. Central University students returned to campus from winter break to a newly renovated James E. Shepard Memorial Library. Read More
A message from a grieving mother: Sybrina Fulton addresses students at B.N. Duke November 18, 2015 Campus News·Featured Story Sybrina Fulton, the guest speaker for the Rock the Mic Lecture Series, urged students to face up to issues of racial profiling Read More
LED leads the way for young women November 18, 2015 Campus News·Recent Stories NCCU’s Lady Eagle Development, a program in the Women’s Center, is a mentoring program designed to meet your needs. Read More
Walltown dancers perform November 9, 2015 Beyond NCCU·Campus News·Special Features - Starred Stories Walltown Children’s Theatre took center stage in a dance performance on Sept. 19 at the Durham Arts Council’s annual CenterFest in downtown Read More
Big raises for Saunders-White, 11 other UNC chancellors November 6, 2015 Campus News·Featured Story N.C Central University Chancellor Debra Saunders-White, along with 11 other University of North Carolina system chancellors, just got a hefty raise. The Read More
The beloved man in the Farrison-Newton Communication’s Building basement October 30, 2015 Campus News·Recent Stories Picture someone gaining experiences that are worth a lifetime in a field. Now picture that person transitioning to a position to nurture Read More
Speaker recounts darkest days of Ebola crisis, reflects on scourge of infectious diseases October 29, 2015 Campus News·Featured Story Nahid Bhadelia, an assistant professor at Boston University School of Medicine, came to N.C. Central University on Oct. 27 as the first Read More
Music students go global October 27, 2015 Campus News·Featured Story Assistant Professor Lenora Helm Hammonds began teaching Composing Arranging and Song Writing in the Global Network in 2012.(MUSL 1300 OL) It is Read More
Students dive into the language of crime October 26, 2015 Campus News·Recent Stories Step into Stefanie Frigo’s forensic linguistics course (ENG 3030) and you might find yourself reading a sentence like this: “Drop off $1 Read More
African-American Bar Association wants blacks to vote October 22, 2015 Campus News·Featured Story The topic of the 2015 Wiley A. Branton Symposium was "One NBA - Preserving Our Legacy, Protecting Our Future Through Voting Rights.” Read More