Ron DeSantis doubles down on African American studies ban; College Board promises revisions
TALLEHESSEE, Fla. — A week after his administration banned an AP course on African American studies from Florida high school classrooms, Gov.
How to avoid getting tricked by “you’re hired” scams
The number of job scams reported to the Federal Trade Commission has ballooned in recent years — from 7,324 in the third
Migrating professionals grow black middle class in the South and West
In Texas and a small — but growing — number of other states in the South and West, the percentage of middle-class
NCCU’s Commencement speaker encourages Eagles to ‘know their power’
NC Central University’s 104th Commencement speaker has a familiar message for graduating Eagles this weekend, and it’s one that never gets old:
Student association aims to change perception of Muslims
The six of them – three women and three men – sat around a small white foldup table in N.C. Central University’s
Final performance of Jazz Fall Showcase tomorrow
Jazz Studies as a Bachelor of Music degree was initially offered in 1979 by North Carolina Central University. Current students will be
Student carves out his own path
“The only difference I notice is navigating around campus,” a distinctive N.C. Central University student said.
71% of young women voters want abortion affordability, but are any N.C. politicians really fighting for it?
Over 100 candidates are vying for seats in the N.C. House and Senate in the 2022 election. While 70 of them are
Scientists warn of ‘insect apocalypse’ amid climate change
An emerging "insect apocalypse" will have radical effects on the environment and humankind, an Australian scientist has warned.
Entrepreneurs at Eagles Pop Up Event
About 20 N.C. Central University and local entrepreneurs promoted their businesses at the New Student Center courtyard early October. The event, the
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