Editors’ choice: Our best stories of the 2025-2026 academic year
The Campus Echo has produced 101 stories in the 2025-2026 academic year. To reflect on the year, our co-editors-in-chief, Ronni Butts and
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Graduating seniors wait for what’s next
With her cap and gown ready, N.C. Central University senior Leila Kelly is checking her email more than usual. After applying to around 20 jobs and completing multiple interviews, she is still waiting to hear back just
NCCU professors navigate AI use in the classroom
As artificial intelligence continues to develop, students at N.C. Central University are using artificial intelligence tools in their academic work, from writing assistance to
Eagle Choice Awards recognize NCCU students and organizations during Spring Fling
Students, faculty and staff filled the decorated New Student Center event hall Friday evening for the Student Activities Board’s Eagle Choice Awards,
From Crown to Cap: Mister NCCU reflects on his reign
As the spring class of 2026 commencement approaches, Mister NCCU Christopher Thorns prepares to spread his eagle wings to soar from the
NCCU’s all-women quiz bowl team wins national championship
N.C. Central University’s Honda Campus All-Star Challenge team took home a national championship victory last Tuesday, simultaneously making history as an all-women
The unsung hero of Farrison-Newton’s third floor
If you walk the halls of N.C. Central University’s Farrison-Newton Communications Building sometime after 3 p.m., you’d probably run into the custodian,
Chancellor Dixon discusses evolving higher education, funding at HBCUs
University chancellors across the Triangle were asked by journalists to answer a simple question: Is college still worth it? At an event
NCCU gets $1.4M grant to advance cutting edge cancer research
The N.C. Central University Fab Lab has opened its gates to students to have hands-on experience with bioprinting, thanks to a $1.4
Just 5% of NCCU students use university counseling services
While mental health awareness continues to grow on N.C. Central University’s campus, only a small portion of students are using counseling services
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