Barber discusses unity following election results
How do we connect the events of today to events that took place during the Civil Rights Movement? This is the question
A look back at NCCU’s “secret game” on its 80th anniversary
Eighty years ago, in the depths of the Jim Crow era, basketball teams from what is now N.C. Central University and Duke
NCCU students get a chance at a summer internship with Duke University
For the 17th year, the Charmaine McKissick-Melton Communications Fellowship made its return to N.C. Central University. The name of the fellowship comes
“Genius,” NCCU will examine John Hope Franklin’s story
“From Slavery to Freedom: From Durham to the World, Commemorating More than Three-Quarters of a Century of Publication” will introduce the work
RIOT, Intel workers provide advice at esports mixer
On September 20, N.C Central’s Game Room hosted a mixer consisting of multiple associations. Including employees from Riot Games, Intel, the Black
Editorial: Duke University has a problem with race
Duke University has a problem with race. It might be a deep-rooted issue. It certainly has become a frequent one.
Seventh Bull City Gridiron Classic ends in defeat for Eagles football
The Duke University Blue Devils remain undefeated against N.C. Central University Eagles football following a 55–13 victory this past Saturday at Wallace
Eagles face first test in Gridiron Classic
As the team prepares for its fifth meeting with the Blue Devils, players and coaches understand the challenge they will face but
PHOTO GALLERY: Duke-NCCU ROTC learn leadership at challenges at Camp Butner
Imagine sleeping on cold concrete with nothing but a sleeping bag, only to wake up at the crack of dawn, march into
Franklin: godfather of black history
Students, alumni faculty and visitors gathered in the Nursing Building auditorium Feb. 6 to recollect the lifework of Dr. John Hope Franklin.
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