Campbell Outlasts Eagles 38-31
N.C. Central University had to dig deep and fight back after falling behind against Campbell however the Eagles couldn’t pull off the comeback and suffered a 38-31 loss against the Camels. After
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Campbell Outlasts Eagles 38-31
N.C. Central University had to dig deep and fight back after falling behind against Campbell however the Eagles couldn’t pull off the
2026 Voter Guide: Know before you go
The upcoming 2026 midterm election has both national and local offices on the ballot, including the Senate, U.S. House of Representatives, North
Eagles take fifth consecutive victory over longtime rival North Carolina A&T in 98th annual Aggie-Eagle Classic
N.C. Central Eagles claim another chapter in their historic rivalry with the North Carolina A&T Aggies in a close 30-22 victory on
N.C. Central Women’s Flag Football Begins Varsity Era Under Jennifer King
N.C. Central athletics is officially adding women’s flag football to its National Collegiate Athletic Association Division I program, with its inaugural season
Eagles dominate Elizabeth City State Vikings 27-6 last Saturday
N.C. Central University in their first home game of the season defeated Elizabeth City State University in dominating fashion with a 27-6
NCCU researchers contribute to NASA’s Roman Space Telescope mission
N.C. Central University collaborated with 13 other institutes, such as Penn State, Duke University, and Ohio State University to develop software for
AC concerns rise in buildings across NCCU
After a long walk down Lawson Street, you finally reach Farrison-Newton. Hoping that you will reach the elevator in enough time to
NCCU professors navigate AI use in the classroom
As artificial intelligence continues to develop, students at N.C. Central University are using artificial intelligence tools in their academic work, from writing assistance to
“Hands Off,” America’s call to action
More than 20,000 protests broke out across the United States Saturday. Americans exercised their First Amendment right to protest what they believed
VIDEO: Students, vocalist celebrate MLK Day through song
Students and faculty of the N.C. Chamber Music Institute, with guest vocalist and composer James Dargan, celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday
VIDEO: NCCU outfits shine during Fried Chicken Wednesday
Students piled into Pearson’s Cafeteria in their best outfits on Aug. 21, 2024, to enjoy the music and have fun with a
VIDEO: Mass Communication professor “Dr. Mac” to retire after 15 years of illustrious service
Watch Dr. Mac's Retirement Video by Jesse White & Michael Pearce
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Campbell Outlasts Eagles 38-31
N.C. Central University had to dig deep and fight back after falling behind against Campbell however the Eagles couldn’t pull off the comeback and suffered a 38-31 loss against the Camels. After
Opinions & Voices
Hey Siri, cancel my subscription to subscription culture
The 2016 aesthetic is not the only thing making a comeback in 2026. More young people are pulling out iPods, CD players and rebuilding vinyl collections. Gen
Finding identity and community at N.C. State
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The Weight of Blackness
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EDITORIAL: Dear NCCU
The bullets I was sweating on my trip to the third floor made for an unconventional first day. Farrison-Newton Communications Building’s humidity and HVAC
OPINION: Working with history
During the 2025 spring semester at N.C. Central University, I took a class that focused on uplifting and preserving a forgotten group of voices
The glamor, electricity of the 2024 Homecoming Step Show
On a crisp, autumn evening, the striking stomps and lively chants of the Divine Nine could be heard across campus. The McDougald-McLendon Arena was
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NCCU panelists discuss protecting Black women in America
N.C. Central University students, faculty, and staff joined together last Wednesday via Zoom for the first event in the discussion series “Protecting
Two NCCU athletes organize a peaceful march to the polls
Two athletes at N.C. Central University led a peaceful march starting from the NCCU track and ending at the Albert L. Turner
Graduating senior reflects on pushing through college in spite of mother’s health condition
The bond between a mother and daughter is truly special. From childhood to adulthood, a daughter wants everything they can to make
NCCU hosts race and equity discussion featuring Eric H. Holder Jr, and Durham Mayor Steve Schewel
Former Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. and Durham Mayor Steve Schewel encouraged N.C. Central University students, faculty, staff, and members of
Leroy T. Walker Complex reopens for NCCU students, faculty, and staff
Leroy T. Walker Complex at N.C. Central University moved into phase 2 this month allowing faculty, and staff to workout at the
Campus during COVID, students shed light on college life in pandemic
COVID-19 has drastically changed the campus culture for many students this fall semester.