Students to learn about African Latino experience in Spanish courses
The Spanish program's focus on the African Latino community makes N.C. Carolina Central University the first HBCU to develop this approach to
Coaching years of legendary John B. McLendon captured in student thesis
When graduate history student Raja Rahim started looking for a thesis topic she found something close at hand: the life of renowned
‘Black Man in a White Coat,’ a review
In Damon Tweedy’s memoir “Black Man in a White Coat: A Doctor’s Reflections on Race and Medicine,” Tweedy reflects on his experiences
Moldy vending machine food goes unnoticed
You’re running late for class. You don’t have time to eat. You see a vending machine in the Farrison-Newton Communications Building. You
VIDEO Story: African American Cultural Celebration initiates Black History Month observance in N.C.
On Jan. 30, the N.C. Museum of History hosted its 15th Annual African American Cultural Celebration. The celebration featured a wide variety
Meals on Wheels
Meals on Wheels of Durham does much more than deliver food to the home bound. Program Director, Gail Adland, talks about their
Online education program brings recognition to NCCU
The Education Technology program at NCCU’s School of Education came in at number 17 nationally, number two in North Carolina, and number
NC A&T outlast Eagles in overtime victory
The N.C. A&T Aggies beat N.C. Central for first time in three years Saturday shocking the sold out crowd in McDougald-McLendon Arena.
Campus archivist has passion for the past
Vann isn’t just the coordinator and head of the direction of archives at NCCU. He is what many might call a NCCU’s
What really happens in the DM
Snap chat, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook – everyone’s using these popular social media accounts. They’re free, they’re fast, and they’re fun. Another thing
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