SNCC veterans talk political activism
SNCC veterans joined N.C. Central University’s Political Science and Law Departments to kick off the SNCC & Grassroots Organizing Discussion Series over
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Alumnus helps NCCU students get free phones, tablets
Too few students know about the Affordable Connectivity Program. The $14.2 billion federal program is nationwide and helps eligible students and low-income
Native Americans revive their traditions at campus Powwow
The fifth Annual NCCU Soaring Eagle Powwow was held on Saturday, Jan. 20 in the Student Center to celebrate the history and
Eagle’s Purch returns while other issues remain
Here’s the good news: Eagles Purch is up and running. And here’s the bad news: Degree Works isn’t. The Eagles-Guest is spotty.
OPINION: Rap – What is it Good For?
Music has been an important feature of human culture since the beginning of time. We use it to communicate, celebrate, and express
BREAKING: NCCU Chancellor announces retirement after nearly eight years of service
Dr. Johnson Akinleye, chancellor of N.C. Central University, announced that he will retire from NCCU at the end of the spring 2024
November cyberintrusion was caused by Rhysida ransomware
Story by Campus Echo editors Mesa Jones and Chris Frazier. _______________________________________________________ According to an unidentified source, there is evidence that the ransomware
Repairing the past: Unveiling the Booker T. Spicely historical marker
On Dec. 1, 2022, a state historical marker commemorating the life of Pfc. Booker Thomas Spicely was unveiled at the N.C. School
Mitchell-Walthour makes her mark as an expert in Brazilian racial politics
While growing up in Kannapolis, N.C., Gladys Mitchell-Walthour became interested in Latin America because of her curiosity about the growing number of
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