Author and activist Cornel West set to appear at NCCU’s ‘Rock the Mic’
Author, activist, and professor Cornel West will appear Friday to celebrate Black History Month in the next “Rock the Mic” lecture at
Moonlight: a look into the Oscar nominated film
It is rare to see a film depict the internal struggles of a young, black boy as he grows up in a
Patrick Cole: the humble heart of NCCU men’s basketball
When you think of the emotional leader of a sports team, you might picture someone who gives impassioned speeches in the locker
VIDEO: ‘Promises Made,’ the legacy of urban renewal in Durham
In the early 20th century Durham was home to dozens of African American businesses. Today however, Durham’s black community has now hit
Eagles rout Aggies for 5th straight win
In a rivalry game for the books, the NCCU Eagles Men’s Basketball team shut down the N.C. A & T Aggies Saturday
PHOTO GALLERY: Apollo Night Live
Sophomore Week 2017 ended last Thursday with performances and prizes in the Alfonso Elder Student Union. Apollo Night Live was the last
PHOTO GALLERY: Eagles and Howard Bison clash on Greek Night
Players, fraternities and sororities shared the court during N.C. Central University Basketball's Greek Night games against Howard University, Monday night. Greek organizations
CARTOON: Have you seen this man?
Former Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs Miron Billingsley left N.C. Central University under unknown circumstances.
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
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