Young artists take the spotlight in ‘Durham’s Finest’ exhibit February 1, 2019 A&E·Beyond NCCU·Campus News·Recent Stories The N.C. Central University Art Museum kicked off the spring 2019 semester with the the annual "Durham's Finest" exhibit, showcasing the work Read More
Faces and places of Homecoming 2018 November 15, 2018 Campus News·Recent Stories On Monday, the B.N. Duke Auditorium turned into a BET show for the Ultimate Talent Show. Read More
‘Daredevil’ season three is the pinnacle of superhero TV shows October 23, 2018 A&E·Recent Stories Marvel’s “Daredevil” premiered its binge-worthy third season last Friday on Netflix's streaming service. Read More
New details, questions from 911 calls in DeAndre Ballard shooting October 5, 2018 Beyond NCCU·Campus News·Recent Stories·Special Features - Starred Stories As the N.C. Central Community tirelessly searches for answers, two 911 calls, released Friday by the Durham Police Department, gave more insight Read More
VIDEO: NCCU student recounts her day with journalist April Ryan September 27, 2018 Campus News·Multimedia·Recent Stories Mass communication senior Alexis Owens had the honor of working with White House correspondent and renowned journalist April Ryan when she came Read More
VIDEO: From Ethiopia to the airwaves May 2, 2018 Featured Story·Multimedia For many students, it's often difficult to find a field of study they're passionate about. Abeba Asseged, a junior mass communication major Read More
VIDEO: NCCU Law Professor Irving Joyner demystifies black masculinity April 25, 2018 Featured Story·Multimedia Through decades of civil rights and political activism, N.C. Central University School of Law professor Irving Joyner has come to his own Read More
Chancellor allegedly uses and abuses university funds in new lawsuit April 18, 2018 Campus News·Recent Stories N.C. Central University Chancellor Johnson O. Akinleye, whose installation ceremony is tomorrow, is the subject of a new lawsuit filed by former Read More
Dr. Venus teaches black women how to turn their ‘mess into millions’ April 2, 2018 Beyond NCCU·Featured Story·Multimedia Electrifying. Perceptive. Determined. Honest. These are just a few words that aptly define Dr. Venus Opal Reese. However, beyond her four degrees 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