Eagles learn about Peace Corps
Reginald Hodges, an N.C. Central University alumnus and former Peace Corps volunteer, was one of many notable speakers during the Peace Corps
NC State Representative and Senator talk civic engagement at NCCU
N.C. Central University’s Political Science Club hosted N.C. State Rep. Zack Hawkins and N.C. State Sen. Natalie Murdock on campus to engage
Salt truck driver stresses safety
Pedestrians returning to the road during the storm, or too soon before the roads thaw, is the biggest concern for employees in
Gospel’s role in civil rights
Dr. Claudrena N. Harold, the associate dean for the Social Sciences and Edward Stettinius professor of history at the University of Virginia,
Blake returns in pinked-theme showdown
The Lady Eagles, sporting a pink alternate uniform for breast cancer awareness, fell to Coppin State 53-63 on Feb. 15. Freshman forward
Why Eagles must honor their volunteer commitments
Picture this: You’re a student at N.C. Central University. The semester is halfway over, but you still have 15 hours of required
Campus hub promotes career development
N.C. Central University’s Career and Professional Development Center (CPDC) is the one-stop-shop on campus building a bridge between students and their future
VIDEO: Students, vocalist celebrate MLK Day through song
Students and faculty of the N.C. Chamber Music Institute, with guest vocalist and composer James Dargan, celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday
One less bill for graduating Eagles
Imagine completing all of your degree requirements, being in good academic standing, and your family is ready to come celebrate you, but
What is the UNC FRIP Program?
UNC professors, including some from N.C. Central University, are participating in an early retirement agreement that will be offered until the end
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