NCCU supports student entrepreneurs
Since the global pandemic Covid 19, entrepreneurship in the U.S has been growing. Covid 19 caused many people to become unemployed and
OPINION: NCCU convenient stores, inconvenient prices
When I went to buy a few items from N.C. Central University’s convenience stores, some of the prices felt too high. I
NCCU unveils new School of Business
Story by reporters De’Zaria Lucas and Isabelle Exsted N.C. Central University celebrated its new School of Business recently with a ribbon cutting.
NCCU School of Law celebrates 85th anniversary, events
This year N.C. Central University’s School of Law celebrates its 85th anniversary with a series of events, which began this month. On
OPINION: Step up Aramark, there are diabetics among us
According to the CDC diabetes statistics report over 10 percent of Americans, or 38.4 million, suffer from one form of diabetes or
A look back at NCCU’s “secret game” on its 80th anniversary
Eighty years ago, in the depths of the Jim Crow era, basketball teams from what is now N.C. Central University and Duke
NCCU students get a chance at a summer internship with Duke University
For the 17th year, the Charmaine McKissick-Melton Communications Fellowship made its return to N.C. Central University. The name of the fellowship comes
EDITORIAL CARTOON: Johna’zi can’t wait for construction to be complete
By Johna’zi Bobbitt
NCCU’s congresswoman tells students about persistence, change
U.S. Rep. Valerie Foushee told a gathering of N.C. Central University students that as she was growing up in Orange County, she
Exclusive: Outgoing Chancellor sits down with host of AudioNet
On January 12, N.C. Central University Chancellor Johnson O. Akinleye announced to the campus via email the he will retire this spring.
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