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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Spring scrimmage kicks off Eastman’s reign as head football coach
Granville Eastman’s era as interim head coach finally kicked off last Saturday at N.C. Central University football's annual spring scrimmage in O'Kelly-Riddick
VIDEO: NCCU Law Professor Irving Joyner demystifies black masculinity
Through decades of civil rights and political activism, N.C. Central University School of Law professor Irving Joyner has come to his own
Going Greek on the verdant greens
McDougald-McLendon Arena turned up the lights and smoke machines to celebrate this spring's New Members' Presentation as new initiates from seven different
Rebranding has students and alumni clamoring for less change
As rising juniors and seniors "raced" to find out if they would be able to live on campus this year, N.C. Central
NCCU 28th Annual Jazz Festival shows off students, faculty and guests
Strike up the band — it’s time for the N.C. Central University's 28th Annual Jazz Festival at N.C. Central University!
VIDEO: Scoring low and aiming high at the HBCU Invitational Tournament
N.C. Central University golf senior Jordan Bohannon looked out to the dormant fairway with both hands on his hips as he stood
“I’m Every Woman” Expo & Symposium brings girl power to NCCU
N.C. Central University held their first "I'm Every Woman" exposition and symposium last Wednesday afternoon in the Alfonso Elder Student Union.
From lay-ups to layoffs
Intercollegiate sports are supposed to give student-athletes the opportunity to give their time, effort and ability and receive a free education in
Dr. Venus teaches black women how to turn their ‘mess into millions’
Electrifying. Perceptive. Determined. Honest. These are just a few words that aptly define Dr. Venus Opal Reese. However, beyond her four degrees
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