NCCU regroups at town hall
One day after last Tuesday’s shooting at Lawson Street Residence Hall that injured one student, N.C. Central University provided a “safe space”
NCCU schedules town hall for today after shooting and lockdown
N.C. Central University announced Wednesday morning that it will hold a town hall meeting about campus safety at 3 p.m. today after
NCCU supports student entrepreneurs
Since the global pandemic Covid 19, entrepreneurship in the U.S has been growing. Covid 19 caused many people to become unemployed and
OPINION: NCCU convenient stores, inconvenient prices
When I went to buy a few items from N.C. Central University’s convenience stores, some of the prices felt too high. I
NCCU unveils new School of Business
Story by reporters De’Zaria Lucas and Isabelle Exsted N.C. Central University celebrated its new School of Business recently with a ribbon cutting.
NCCU stunned by Sunday morning cyberintrusion
The following Campus Echo staff contributed to this story: Allexus Killian, Kaitlyn Kornegay, Mesa Jones, and Chris Frazier. ______________________________________________________ A cyberintrusion over
AudioNet, NCCU’s first stop for future broadcasters
It has been 24 years since AudioNet, “The Student Voice of NCCU,” first broadcast its student-created program, which includes public affairs, general
Eagles SOAR to the polls ahead of Nov. 7 Durham election
About 100 people – mostly N.C. Central University students – attended a Student Government Association event, SOAR to the Polls, last Thursday.
NCCU artist reveal feature dj battle, mixed emotions
On October 5, students from N.C. Central University entered the New Student Center’s event hall, eager to learn who will be headlining
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
Support our Advertisers
Support our Advertisers
Classifieds
Support our Advertisers
Support our Advertisers
About the Campus Echo
