Eagles learn internships, opportunities during “Dell Day”
Dell Technologies touched down on N.C. Central University’s Campus on Sept. 18 to share their upcoming opportunities with students. Three Dell representatives,
Enthusiastic students gather to watch Harris-Trump debate
More than 200 N.C. Central University students filled the New Student Center lobby on Sept. 10 to watch what could be the
Students, staff feel effects of enrollment increase
The Fall 2024 freshmen class, which includes 1,918 incoming first-year students, is an 8.3% increase from last year. The massive bump makes
What is sexual health? Professor pushes for answers
As N. C. Central University began its flight into Sexual Health Awareness month, Professor Tanya Bass emphasized the importance of sexual education.
Eagles try to SOAR with new WI-Fi
The University’s secure Wi-Fi network – EAGLE-SOAR – is now up an running. ITS has been working on the wireless network since
Guyanese student pursues a career in life sciences
When N.C. Central University international student Adelah Smith, a biomedical sciences junior, arrived in Durham in the summer of 2022, it was
NCCU offense sputters in frustrating loss against Elon
N.C. Central is now 1-1 after a crushing 41-19 loss to Elon during Saturday’s home opener leaving Eagle fans stunned. “We had
In Zoom call, the Harris-Walz campaign met with student journalists
NC Coordinated Campaign, a state Democratic organization, invited the Campus Echo and other student journalists from across North Carolina to participate in
Free professional photos excite NCCU students
Now on campus – professional grade photos. For free! Thanks to Charles Jennings Jr., director of NCCU’s Career and Professional Development Center,
A new tool to help NCCU students identify trespassers
N.C. Central University Police unveiled a new EOL site that empowers students to keep each other safe while the Fall semester begins.
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