Mitchell-Walthour makes her mark as an expert in Brazilian racial politics
While growing up in Kannapolis, N.C., Gladys Mitchell-Walthour became interested in Latin America because of her curiosity about the growing number of
Computer re-imaging underway, faculty able to post grades remotely or with hotspot
Starting this week, Information Technology Services began to restore N. C. Central University’s software throughout campus. Faculty using Eagles Guest Wi-Fi or
Entering the second week, NCCU begins to restore its applications
The work to fully restore N.C. Central University’s technological software enters its second week. According to a recent email by Joel Faison,
NCCU stunned by Sunday morning cyberintrusion
The following Campus Echo staff contributed to this story: Allexus Killian, Kaitlyn Kornegay, Mesa Jones, and Chris Frazier. ______________________________________________________ “Someone left the
“Enticing treats,” NCCU sophomore bakes with love
In the heart of N.C. Central University, a sophomore transfer student captures the hearts and taste buds of his fellow students through
Eagles SOAR to the polls ahead of Nov. 7 Durham election
About 100 people – mostly N.C. Central University students – attended an Student Government Association event, SOAR to the Polls, last Thursday.
“Excitement and Joy,” Echo writer reviews “Chicken and Biscuits” play.
Imagine this, it’s opening night for NCCU’s Chicken & Biscuits and you’re greeted by cast members outside the steps of Farrison-Newton’s Communications
NCCU promotes sisterhood
There’s a lot to choose from when deciding which organizations to join at N.C. Central University. Whether they fit your major, promote
N.C. Central University alumna named mother of the year
N.C. Central University alumna Brittnay Stewart-Lyons has been recognized as the 2023 Mother of the Year by American Mothers, Inc. The nationwide
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