Music students go global
Assistant Professor Lenora Helm Hammonds began teaching Composing Arranging and Song Writing in the Global Network in 2012.(MUSL 1300 OL) It is
African-American Bar Association wants blacks to vote
The topic of the 2015 Wiley A. Branton Symposium was "One NBA - Preserving Our Legacy, Protecting Our Future Through Voting Rights.”
PHOTO Story: Student explores meaning of ‘Justice or Else’ at Million Man March
On Saturday Oct. 10, thousands converged on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the Million Man
‘Disable the Label’ — a week for celebrating and supporting everyone’s talents and abilities
Tossing footballs into trash bins in the Greek Bowl on a sunny day. Playing in a energetic wheelchair basketball game. Playing trivia
SOUNDSLIDES: My mom’s battle with breast cancer
Twelve years ago on Oct. 14 my mom, Angela Baker, was diagnosed with breast cancer. She is now diagnosed with stage four
VIDEO: RA Life – A discussion with Jamal Percy
According to resident assistant Jamal Percy you don't become an RA for the "perks" but to become an RA "to make a
Library change machine MIA
Construction of the megalab has led to a fatality in the James E. Shepard Library. Well, not a real fatality. It’s the
PHOTO GALLERY: Theatre season premieres with West Indian folktale “Ti-Jean and His Brothers”
N.C. Central University’s Department of Theatre opens its fall season with a play that’s sure to be a hit – Ti-Jean and
SLIDESHOW: Theatre scene shop builds 14 sets for National Black Theatre Festival
Throughout July and into August Arthur Reese's theatre scene shop in the basement level of the Farrison-Newton Communication Building was home to
NCCU art professors exhibit their work
It’s not often art students see their professors at their best in art, but for a few weeks this August and September,
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