“Rock the Lyceum” portrait artist has his eyes on greater success
Studio art senior Telvin Wallace considers himself an "artist of all trades."
Former campus barbershop hopes to be a cut above as Eagle Hair Studio
N.C. Central University's Eagle Hair Studio reopened the campus barbershop doors on Aug. 28 for a pre-grand opening meet-and-greet between stylists and
NCCU alumnus Stephen Hayes comes home for exhibition about exploitation
The N.C. Central University Art Museum's first exhibition of the 2018-19 academic year has very close ties to both the school and
CaribMask festival takes Raleigh streets by storm
Raleigh's Fayetteville Street was filled to the brim with vendors and visitors interested in Afro-Caribbean culture for the 7th Annual CaribMask Carnival
Muralist Nate Key turns black Durham history into living color
Thanks to local muralist Nate Key, a part of Durham's colorful past has been brought back to life on N.C. Central University's
Bleached flour hazmat incident closes Lawson Street for hours
A letter containing what turned out to be bleached flour shut down Lawson and Lincoln streets on N.C. Central University's campus for
“Meet the Eagles” football scrimmage gives fans a look at what’s to come
Family, friends and fans were able to get their first look at N.C. Central University's 2018–19 football team last Saturday at the
Hoodrich Pablo Juan caps off successful Training Day X
The hazy glow of fluorescent lights and smoke machines filled N.C. Central University's McDougald-McLendon Arena on August 11 for Training Day X.
VIDEO: The swing and the blues of NCCU Jazz
His father managed his brother’s music group on a farm in Kinston, N.C. Group practices took place on their front porch. The
VIDEO: From Ethiopia to the airwaves
For many students, it's often difficult to find a field of study they're passionate about. Abeba Asseged, a junior mass communication major
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