‘A Need Fulfilled’ honored the history of black nurses in WWII
Whenever I think of World War II, the first things that come to mind are the Holocaust and Adolf Hitler. One of
Prominent media professionals speak at 6th ‘I’m Every Woman’ Symposium
In partnership with the Rock the Lyceum lecture series and University College, N.C. Central University's Women’s Center held their 6th annual “I’m
To be depressed, black, and a student
As public awareness of mental health has grown significantly in recent years, studies have shown that anxiety, depression, and stress are at
Hedgebeth, others ascend to new heights at 2019-20 SGA elections
Current N.C. Central University student body president Brandon Hedgepeth now has a term he can truly call his own following the results
‘Us’ review: Notes from the underground, and a master class from Lupita Nyong’o
Jordan Peele’s “Us” begins so spectacularly well, and sustains its game of doubles so cleverly for most of its two hours, it’s
Racing to prove himself
Sophomore track and field runner Gordon Lewis is out to prove something. You might even say he has a chip on his
VIDEO: Amara La Negra speaks on Afro-Latina issues at Rock the Lyceum
On February 27, "Love & Hip Hop: Miami" star Amara La Negra visited N.C. Central University to discuss her experiences being an
SOUND JUDGEMENT: ‘When I Get Home’ by Solange
On March 1, Solange Knowles, who gave the world whimsical hits such as “Cranes in the Sky” and “Don’t Touch My Hair”
A political awakening: How Howard University shaped Kamala Harris’ identity
The war on drugs had erupted, apartheid was raging, Jesse Jackson would soon make the campus a staging ground for his inaugural
Grow where you are planted: how the Women’s Center is tackling relocation
Despite her office being the first official casualty of N.C. Central University's campus master plan, Women's Center director Dr. Nichole Lewis is
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