40 Under 40, honoring the alumni of NCCU
Each year, N.C. Central University recognizes outstanding alumni who have accomplished big things in a short amount of time. Namely, before turning
Entertainment professionals encourage students to dream big
LiveFree Magazine’s Dream Big Tour hit N.C. Central’s campus Tuesday at the Alfonso Elder Student Union. The Dream Big Tour was an
Terrence J talks HBCUs, showbiz success at Rock the Mic
Nearly 900 people filled the North Carolina Central University B.N. Duke Auditorium on Sep. 14 to hear from actor and TV personality
The rise of minority banking in Durham, Mechanics & Farmers Bank
For 109 years, the Mechanics & Farmers Bank has been a staple in the Durham community. Founder of N.C. Central University, James
CenterFest Arts Festival takes over Downtown Durham
More than 140 artists showcased their handcrafted work at this year’s CenterFest Arts Festival in downtown Durham. CenterFest is North Carolina’s longest
Women’s Center reveals Vision Wall for domestic violence awareness
The signs of domestic violence and its victims are not always visible. But an initiative at N.C Central University aims to bring
Three Mothers of the Movement tell their stories while seeking justice
Three Mothers of the Movement -- Gwen Carr, Maria Hamilton, and Geneva Reed-Veel -- shared their experiences, critiqued the criminal justice system,
No more free meal plans for RAs
Effective starting this semester, Residential Life has eliminated the free meal plan benefit for resident assistants. While the RAs' stipend will increase
Smith makes Buccaneers’ roster
A year ago, Ryan Smith was balancing football practices at O’Kelly-Riddick Stadium with classwork, and probably going to Chicken Wednesday with friends.
Wi-Fi to be fixed overnight, ITS says
For N.C. Central students who've had trouble accessing the internet, your frustration may be coming to an end. An NCCU Information Technology
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