Panels examine Black lives in Latin America during symposium
A variety of challenging issues facing Blacks in South America were explored in the March 26 Dan T. Blue Symposium at the
Students unhappy about proposed congressional TikTok ban
Some United State officials have been threatening to ban TikTok several years now. Recently the U.S House of Representatives voted to ban
A new season at the NCCU garden
Fresh fruits and vegetables aren’t the only things growing in N. C. Central University’s Campus Community Garden this spring. New leadership opportunities,
“Campus couture,” NCCU student launches fashion business
According to textile and apparel junior Kayla McKnight, there’s one specific talent needed to make someone a successful fashion stylist and that’s
Vehicle thefts rattle NCCU community
Students may notice increased police security and new measures at the Mary Townes parking lot. The upper lot is now secured with
NCCU supports student entrepreneurs
Since the global pandemic Covid 19, entrepreneurship in the U.S has been growing. Covid 19 caused many people to become unemployed and
NCCU unveils new School of Business
Story by reporters De’Zaria Lucas and Isabelle Exsted N.C. Central University celebrated its new School of Business recently with a ribbon cutting.
NCCU School of Law celebrates 85th anniversary, events
This year N.C. Central University’s School of Law celebrates its 85th anniversary with a series of events, which began this month. On
A look back at NCCU’s “secret game” on its 80th anniversary
Eighty years ago, in the depths of the Jim Crow era, basketball teams from what is now N.C. Central University and Duke
NCCU students get a chance at a summer internship with Duke University
For the 17th year, the Charmaine McKissick-Melton Communications Fellowship made its return to N.C. Central University. The name of the fellowship comes
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