NCCU celebrates the life of Chancellor Debra Saunders-White
On Nov. 26, N.C. Central University and others received sad news that Chancellor Debra Saunders-White, 59, died after a long battle with
Professor’s long journey leads to NCCU
Frank Rodriguez, a newly-arrived assistant professor at N.C. Central University’s Department of Criminal Justice, never expected to become a role model for
NCCU reacts to Trump victory
In the days following the end of one of the most politically divisive election cycles in American history, the Campus Echo reached
Eagles, Aggies prep for battle
The Eagles, undefeated in conference play, face their toughest competition as they host the North Carolina A&T Aggies on Nov. 19. The
African Americans and swimming: a dark history
For many African Americans, basketball and football are the sports of choice. Swimming doesn’t usually fall into that category. But during the
Eagles prepare for take off into new basketball season at Flight Night
The N.C. Central University men’s basketball team hosted Flight Night, an NCCU version of "Midnight Madness" on Nov. 1 in McDougall-McLendon Gym.
Womble’s ‘Guns of Ava’ pays tribute to Vietnam Vet
"Guns of Ava" is a special kind of play because it is the first non-fiction play Womble has written. The play is
Iyanla Vanzant coming to speak at Rock the Mic
Author, life coach and television host Iyanla Vanzant will speak at the Rock the Mic Lecture series this Wednesday in the B.N.
Clinton surprises NCCU students outside W.G. Pearson Cafeteria
When students found out that award-winning recording artist Pharrell Williams was coming to N.C. Central University on Thursday evening, it was enough
Professional brings career experience to the classroom
Meet someone who’s taking the experience of working with a global company and bringing it to his classroom at N.C. Central University.
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