Jada’s Men’s Accessories continues growth in its fifth year
First published in the Triangle Tribune. While small businesses struggled to stay afloat during the COVID-19 pandemic, James Abram and Wendy McManus-Abram
Activist group plans Wed. protest over NCCU housing conditions
When N.C. Central University students returned to their dorms last Friday, they likely found a small paper in or in front of
NCCU students, faculty “jam” at Missy Lane’s
Are you looking for something to do near campus on Thursday nights? You may want to drop in at Missy Lane’s Assembly
Karrie Dixon installed as 13th chancellor at NCCU
In front of a roaring crowd of family, alumni, James E. Shepard descendants, Delta Sigma Theta members, board of trustees, elected officials,
“Hands Off,” America’s call to action
More than 20,000 protests broke out across the United States Saturday. Americans exercised their First Amendment right to protest what they believed
Sha’Lexus Sanders’ G.R.O.W.T.H. into SGA president
Sha’Lexus Sanders was announced N.C. Central University’s 83rd student body president, making her the 11th woman to hold the position on March
“Dew Games” brings out friendly competition
A Mountain Dew balloon, the size of the adjacent Alfonso Elder Student Union at N.C. Central University, was accompanied by a tent
“Hard work:” Symphonic Band prepares for the Spring Concert
The N.C. Central University Symphonic Band is preparing for their annual spring concert. It will take place on April 3 at 6:00
NC audit reveals $45 million in financial reporting errors
N.C. Central University audit reported $45 million in financial reporting errors Thursday afternoon. According to the N.C. Office of the State Auditor,
“Go-getter:” Community strategist’s journey to Durham
When Macklyn Mosley was encouraged to bring the Impact Movement to Liberty University, it marked his first step on his community engagement
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