Bull City United visits NCCU
As N.C. Central University recovers in the wake of a recent active shooter lockdown, the Durham community reaches out to help stop
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NCCU student travels between filmmaking, biomedical worlds
Kayden Spellman, a N.C. Central University junior is far from a one-trick pony as she balances being a biomedical sciences major and
Project Safe changes perceptions of safe sex
If there’s one thing that makes Project Safe tick it’s the organization’s leaders, past and present. Three stars at Project Safe, the
NCCU School of Law honors civil rights lawyer
N.C. Central University Professor Irving L. Joyner, held a lecture about Charles Hamilton Houston at the NCCU School of Law Building. As
NCCU’s 33rd Annual Jazz Festival to feature Jazzmeia Horn
If there’s anything N. C. Central University’s Jazz Department wants you to learn from the upcoming seven days of its 33rd Annual
People of color’s struggle with AI
Artificial Intelligence smart speakers are struggling with African-American “accents” and “slang,” making it hard for people of color to be understood. “Sometimes
NCCU adapts to Canvas switch
Last semester, N.C. Central University switched e-learning platforms from Blackboard to Canvas. NCCU professors and students said they learned about the switch
Students enter the “Age of Content Creation”
N.C. Central University had the honor to host several people from the ABC11 news station. College and high school students were in
NCCU Police search for three men in connection to Lawson incident
N.C. Central University Police are looking for three individuals in connection with the shooting that happened in Lawson Street Residence Hall that
Organizers at block party want NCCU students to “wrap it up”
Despite drizzling rain that affected turnout, N.C. Central University held its annual “Wrap it Up” block party outdoors on April 10 in
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