Professor’s long journey leads to NCCU
Frank Rodriguez, a newly-arrived assistant professor at N.C. Central University’s Department of Criminal Justice, never expected to become a role model for
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NCCU reacts to Trump victory
In the days following the end of one of the most politically divisive election cycles in American history, the Campus Echo reached
Eagles, Aggies prep for battle
The Eagles, undefeated in conference play, face their toughest competition as they host the North Carolina A&T Aggies on Nov. 19. The
African Americans and swimming: a dark history
For many African Americans, basketball and football are the sports of choice. Swimming doesn’t usually fall into that category. But during the
Clinton surprises NCCU students outside W.G. Pearson Cafeteria
When students found out that award-winning recording artist Pharrell Williams was coming to N.C. Central University on Thursday evening, it was enough
Professional brings career experience to the classroom
Meet someone who’s taking the experience of working with a global company and bringing it to his classroom at N.C. Central University.
PHOTO GALLERY: International Festival provides a glimpse into diverse cultures
N.C. Central University held its ninth annual International Festival on Oct. 25 in the Farrison-Newton Communication building. The festival celebrates food, music,
NCCU students ‘soar to the polls’
On Oct. 27, NCCU students and community members lined up on George Street and marched to NCCU's School of Law to cast
PHOTO GALLERY: ‘Embracing Diverse Voices’ showcases African American artworks
N.C. Central University opened its art exhibit, “Embracing Diverse Voices: Ninety Years of African-American Art” to highlight the contributions of African-American artists
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
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