Poll: Nearly 85% of registered NCCU students plan to vote
In a swing state like North Carolina, students could cast the deciding vote to determine the results of the presidential election. But,
NCCU march boosts early voting
Durham Mayor Leonardo Williams, Chancellor Karrie Dixon, and Minister and Activist William Barber were among the voters at N.C. Central University’s largest
Voting in 2024 election: Things Eagles need to know
From immigration, to the economy, to a woman’s autonomy over their body, to the survival of democracy itself — many Americans issues are
NCCU School of Law honors civil rights lawyer
N.C. Central University Professor Irving L. Joyner, held a lecture about Charles Hamilton Houston at the NCCU School of Law Building. As
NCCU School of Law celebrates 85th anniversary, events
This year N.C. Central University’s School of Law celebrates its 85th anniversary with a series of events, which began this month. On
SNCC veterans talk political activism
SNCC veterans joined N.C. Central University’s Political Science and Law Departments to kick off the SNCC & Grassroots Organizing Discussion Series over
Advocate dissects Brazilian racism
According to Reneta Souza, Brazil shares something profound with the United States: a long and persistent history of racism. Souza, a State
NCCU law graduate becomes Durham’s first Black female mayor
This past Monday, Elaine O'Neal -- an N.C. Central University School of Law graduate and former interim dean -- said she looks
Racist comments by NCCU law student create campus tension
On Oct. 30, Ryan Fincher, who is not an N.C. Central University student, decided to share a Facebook posting made by Morgan
VIDEO: NCCU Law Professor Irving Joyner demystifies black masculinity
Through decades of civil rights and political activism, N.C. Central University School of Law professor Irving Joyner has come to his own
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