Student helps community ‘Unpack and Unwind’ from technology
Take a walk through N.C. Central University and you will see a smartphone in the hands of almost every student you pass
Annual workshop to examine the “Art of Storytelling”
On Saturday April 13 at 9 a.m., ABC 11 is coming to N.C. Central University to present “The Art of Storytelling: The
Mass Communication Department adds digital filmmaking concentration
N.C. Central University’s Mass Communication Department expands with a digital filmmaking concentration. When Michael Pearce arrived in 2018 to interview for a
NCCU regroups at town hall
One day after last Tuesday’s shooting at Lawson Street Residence Hall that injured one student, N.C. Central University provided a “safe space”
Students seek more information amid sexual assault cases on campus
After two alleged rapes on campus in March, some students are saying they don’t feel as if they are fully informed about
Davis and Poore to lead SGA administration for 2024-2025
The votes are in: Next academic year’s Student Government Association President will be Emmanuel Davis and Vice President, Ayanna Poore. For the
‘Who am I?’ The biracial POV
The biracial experience is increasingly common in the United States. According to the US Census, 9 million Americans identified themselves to have
NCCU schedules town hall for today after shooting and lockdown
N.C. Central University announced Wednesday morning that it will hold a town hall meeting about campus safety at 3 p.m. today after
OPINION: We must vote in 2024
According to Campus Vote Project, between 2012-2016 there was an increase in turnout in youth voters. But in 2020, voting rates decreased,
Panels examine Black lives in Latin America during symposium
A variety of challenging issues facing Blacks in South America were explored in the March 26 Dan T. Blue Symposium at the
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