How NCCU alumnus André Leon Talley broke boundaries in fashion journalism February 14, 2022 Beyond NCCU·Campus News·Featured Story N.C. Central University alumnus André Leon Talley lived for extravagant designs, colors, and fabrics far beyond the average closet. While many see Read More
Mr. Fries Man: Black women-owned franchise sweeps the Triangle February 8, 2022 Campus News·Featured Story The Black two-woman team opens the first Mr. Fries Man franchise in the state of North Carolina. Read More
Allensworth, only African-American town of its kind, still a symbol for ‘what we can become’ February 19, 2019 Beyond NCCU·Recent Stories Docent Emmett Harden jokes on a recent winter day about many visitors viewing Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park as a "weed patch" Read More
Poet asks “In what version of the story do black women win?” March 1, 2018 Campus News·Recent Stories Nearing the end of Black History Month, N.C. Central University's Departments of Diversity and Inclusion and Women’s and Gender Studies used an Read More
“Speak My Soul” represents the best of Black History Month February 26, 2018 Campus News·Recent Stories "Speak My Soul," the N.C. Central University Departments of Theatre and Dance and Music production that ran from Feb. 16–25, 2018, was Read More
“Speak My Soul” honors the black experience across generations February 14, 2018 A&E·Campus News·Featured Story Two of N.C. Central University's acclaimed arts departments have joined forces to bring audiences "Speak My Soul," a poetic dramatization honoring black Read More
Activist Ruby Sales opens discussion on racial politics at NCCU February 6, 2018 Campus News·Recent Stories N.C. Central University hosted social activist Ruby Sales in the B.N. Duke auditorium last Thursday to start a series of Black History Read More
NCCU Dance Group celebrates black culture and history March 7, 2017 A&E·Recent Stories On the last day of Black History Month, the NCCU Dance Group revived its Black History Month program at the N.C. Central Read More
A visual tribute to an unsung antagonist of black history: George Wallace February 28, 2017 Beyond NCCU This is the third and final piece of my Black History Month series, and there is no better way to end it Read More
A visual tribute to an unsung hero of black history: Pauli Murray February 20, 2017 Beyond NCCU·Featured Story She was born as Anna Pauline Murray in Baltimore, M.D. on November 20, 1910. Her mother perished from a cerebral hemorrhage four Read More