Students, staff feel effects of enrollment increase
The Fall 2024 freshmen class, which includes 1,918 incoming first-year students, is an 8.3% increase from last year. The massive bump makes
Researchers at N.C. Central University work to understand campus’s sustainability efforts
A research team led by the chair of the Department of Environmental, Earth and Geospatial Sciences, Gordana Vlahovic, is reviewing N.C. Central
Mr. Fries Man: Black women-owned franchise sweeps the Triangle
The Black two-woman team opens the first Mr. Fries Man franchise in the state of North Carolina.
NC Supreme Court Chief Justice Cheri Beasley Jumpstarts HBCU Road to Justice Tour at NCCU
North Carolina Supreme Chief Justice Cheri Beasley spoke at N.C. Central Thursday, Sept. 10, and discussed why justice is important in America
Amid tight state budgets, black colleges seek white, Latino, Asian students
Other state-supported HBCUs, such as Tennessee State University and North Carolina A&T, are recruiting white, Asian and Latino students, who comprise a
Terrence J talks HBCUs, showbiz success at Rock the Mic
Nearly 900 people filled the North Carolina Central University B.N. Duke Auditorium on Sep. 14 to hear from actor and TV personality
Alumnus challenges students to prepare and think for the future
When assistant professor of the Mass Comm department Russel Robinson invited the N.C Central alumni to his Pop Culture class, Edward Harris
VIDEO: UNC President Margaret Spellings visits Central
On Friday, April 1 newly appointed president of the UNC System Margaret Spellings came to NCCU for a tour of the campus
VIDEO Story: Women’s and Gender Studies comes to Central
NCCU has become the first HBCU in the UNC System to officially offer Women's & Gender studies as a minor.
“Why are black women so angry?”
This stereotype disturbs my soul: Black women are angry, they are bitter. It’s absurd to label a group of women angry because
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