Josephine Baker: a woman of many talents
Singer, performer, and humanitarian Josephine Baker broke barriers in the 1920s. Not only did she open doors for women of color in … Keep Reading
A visual tribute to an unsung antagonist of black history: George Wallace
This is the third and final piece of my Black History Month series, and there is no better way to end it … Keep Reading
A visual tribute to an unsung hero of black history: Pauli Murray
She was born as Anna Pauline Murray in Baltimore, M.D. on November 20, 1910. Her mother perished from a cerebral hemorrhage four … Keep Reading
CARTOON: Have you seen this man?
Former Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs Miron Billingsley left N.C. Central University under unknown circumstances. … Keep Reading
CARTOON: Remembering the chancellor’s smile
Not longer than a few weeks ago, we lost our Chancellor due to a long battle with cancer. I can only recall … Keep Reading
VIDEO: NCCU art students take on “College Night”
N.C. Central University's Department of Art attends "College Night" annually. However, this is the first year the department was invited to bring … Keep Reading
CARTOON: The meaning of a holiday in 15 years
As college students at NCCU, we get excited after an exhausting semester for Homecoming and fall break. People come up with different … Keep Reading
CARTOON: On the front line: a cycle of protests and police brutality
In recent years, it seems like an awful cycle: a black person is attacked, shot, or killed by a police officer, African-Americans … Keep Reading
No more free meal plans for RAs
Effective starting this semester, Residential Life has eliminated the free meal plan benefit for resident assistants. While the RAs' stipend will increase … Keep Reading