NCCU Vocal Jazz Ensemble releases second album, ‘Take Note’
After recording in the studio for two years, N.C. Central University’s Vocal Jazz Ensemble released their second full-length album, “Take Note,” on
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VIDEO: Robert Bullard speaks on land use and environmental issues
Environmental justice advocate Robert Bullard addressed the conditions of urban land use and sustainable development effects in communities on March 21 in
Missed opportunities lead to Eagles’ March Madness loss
N.C. Central University Men’s Basketball’s (25-9) impressive season came to a disappointing end after the Eagles fell to the University of California
PHOTO GALLERY: Batuquê Trio brings its own rhythms to NCCU workshop
Music students and faculty came Saturday to experience a unique fusion of jazz, Afro-Latin and Caribbean music. Amid short music pieces and
Everything you need to know about the March 2 Spring Career Fair
Polish your resume, and iron your business attire. N.C. Central University’s Spring 2017 Career and Internship Fair is right around the corner.
Eagles look to stay hot heading into MEAC tourney
With a win against Howard University Monday night, NCCU Men’s Basketball upped its winning streak to 12 games and improved to 21-6
PHOTO GALLERY: NCCU Theatre’s ‘Underground’ brings the atrocities of slavery to life
N.C. Central University's Department of Theatre is preparing to take the stage for the second week with their production, “Underground.” This play
A visual tribute to an unsung hero of black history: Pauli Murray
She was born as Anna Pauline Murray in Baltimore, M.D. on November 20, 1910. Her mother perished from a cerebral hemorrhage four
Decades later, nontraditional students return to the books
The flip side of these young students walking out on their college careers, is the revolving door of those older students who
A visual tribute to an unsung hero of black history: Fred Hampton
Too many others who have struggled for the rights of African Americans have slipped under the radar. The civil rights activist Fred
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