Advocate dissects Brazilian racism
According to Reneta Souza, Brazil shares something profound with the United States: a long and persistent history of racism. Souza, a State
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Historians reflect on John Hope Franklin’s legacy
Sponsored by Duke University and N.C. Central University, day one of “From Slavery to Freedom: From Durham to the World” celebrated the
“Enticing treats,” NCCU sophomore bakes with love
In the heart of N.C. Central University, a sophomore transfer student captures the hearts and taste buds of his fellow students through
AudioNet, NCCU’s first stop for future broadcasters
It has been 24 years since AudioNet, “The Student Voice of NCCU,” first broadcast its student-created program, which includes public affairs, general
Eagles dominate at O’Kelly-Riddick
Under the bright Thursday night lights, N.C. Central annihilated the South Carolina State Bulldogs 62-28. It was sweet revenge: The Bulldogs have
Eagles SOAR to the polls ahead of Nov. 7 Durham election
About 100 people – mostly N.C. Central University students – attended a Student Government Association event, SOAR to the Polls, last Thursday.
PHOTO GALLERY: SGA hosts annual Fall Festival, highlighting many campus organizations
Around 150 people attended the first ever Fall Festival hosted by SGA on Saturday, October 21. The fall festival was a family
Time to Vote, “Soar to the Polls event” begins on Oct. 26.
The time to vote is here yet again! The N.C Central University Student Government Association (SGA) is hosting a Soar to the
Loving where you come from, a Made in Durham Block Party
Rap artist group Little Brother, founded at NCCU, celebrated the 20th anniversary of their first album in Durham where it all began.
“Genius,” NCCU will examine John Hope Franklin’s story
“From Slavery to Freedom: From Durham to the World, Commemorating More than Three-Quarters of a Century of Publication” will introduce the work
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