From Eagle to oysters February 22, 2019 Beyond NCCU·Campus News·Recent Stories After graduating from N.C. Central University 2014 with a bachelor’s degree in geography Ryan Bethea taught social studies to 8th graders in Read More
Professor Yaba Blay celebrates black girl magic at educational seminar November 14, 2018 Beyond NCCU·Recent Stories Dr. Yaba Blay, a professor at N.C. Central University, promised a room full of eagerly awaiting professional black women an evening of Read More
‘Eaglelette’ cow sculpture moseys across campus to FAB annex October 19, 2018 A&E·Campus News·Recent Stories·Special Features - Starred Stories Recently, N.C. Central University has changed the location of a work of art that has been on the school’s radar since 2012: 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
VIDEO: Freelon seeks student vote at NCCU before primary October 10, 2017 Campus News·Featured Story·Multimedia Last week, Durham mayoral candidate Pierce Freelon came to N.C. Central University to encourage students to participate in the early voting process. Read More
Student arrested on campus for involvement in downtown Confederate statue removal August 16, 2017 Beyond NCCU·Campus News·Featured Story An N.C. Central University student in Durham was arrested Tuesday afternoon on campus on charges related to the destruction of a Confederate Read More
Sho Baraka talks unity between race and community April 28, 2017 Beyond NCCU·Featured Story Christian hip-hop artist Sho Baraka was the feature panelist at an April 20 community forum sponsored by ReCity, a Durham non-profit dedicated Read More
VIDEO: ‘Promises Made,’ the legacy of urban renewal in Durham February 2, 2017 Beyond NCCU·Featured Story·Multimedia In the early 20th century Durham was home to dozens of African American businesses. Today however, Durham’s black community has now hit Read More
The rise of minority banking in Durham, Mechanics & Farmers Bank September 27, 2016 Beyond NCCU·Featured Story For 109 years, the Mechanics & Farmers Bank has been a staple in the Durham community. Founder of N.C. Central University, James Read More
CenterFest Arts Festival takes over Downtown Durham September 26, 2016 Beyond NCCU·Featured Story More than 140 artists showcased their handcrafted work at this year’s CenterFest Arts Festival in downtown Durham. CenterFest is North Carolina’s longest Read More