Holocaust ‘hidden child’ shares her story
Holocaust survivor Renee Fink told a B.N. Duke Auditorium of about 100 the story of her life, Thursday, March 31. Fink, one
‘The Plugg’ hosts second DJ showdown
With the scratch of vinyl records and a drop of the bass, DJs have the power to move a crowd all night
Local 20-year-old blows the audience away in Beyú Caffé
Local artist, 20-year-old Kayla Thompson, small in stature, inherited a big voice and is hoping to be that one in a million
Spectacular Magazine names WNCU News Director Woman of the Year in Education
Durham-based Spectacular Magazine is set to announce its 2016 Women and Men of the Year Awards in conjunction with Black History Month.
Samuel and Sons Barbershop: Moving on and passing the torch
Nearly four years after rebuilding his barbershop that was once burned beyond recognition, Samuel Jenkins’ Samuel and Sons Barbershop is once again
Just when you thought it was over
Black history month has ended. However, black history is longer than the days your ancestors spent in the cotton fields. Let’s not
The ultimate spring break trip
To go to college is one thing, but to truly experience your undergraduate years you must have an ultimate spring break trip.
“Why are black women so angry?”
This stereotype disturbs my soul: Black women are angry, they are bitter. It’s absurd to label a group of women angry because
Discolored water concerns students
Students began to notice a change in Ruffin Hall’s water on Tuesday Feb. 24. No email was sent out by the Department
Students delve into common questions of love, relationships and sex
The National Council of Negro Women held its annual panel “Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?” on Tuesday, Feb. 9 in the
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