OPINION: Trump’s future in the hands of four Black public officials
In September 2021, Attorney General Letitia James filed a $250 million civil suit against Donald Trump. The case alleges that Trump and
OPINION: Cart shortage leaves poor first impression for many Eagles
Move-in day was supposed to be a joyous moment. The plan: My entire family – my mother, my two sisters, and my
Title IX changes weaken university support for sexual assault survivors
In a country that is trying to fix how our universities handle sexual assault cases, it appears to have taken a few
On my recent removal from acting SGA student body president
I have worked hard to showcase a spirit of servant leadership I would like to see the student body emulate. As I
On the origins of the administrative building name-change campaign
The name change of the Hoey (now Shepard) Administration Building at N.C. Central University must be understood in the context of the
Editorial: Duke University has a problem with race
Duke University has a problem with race. It might be a deep-rooted issue. It certainly has become a frequent one.
It begins with a sign
The first visible step of N.C. Central University’s move to set their Millennial Campus expansion plan in motion appeared in late August
Choosing NCCU as a queer black student: a recommendation
As a soon-to-be 2018 graduate of N.C. Central University, I wanted to reflect on my years here through the lens of not
NCCU’s parking rip-off
N.C. Central University is known for its rich history as a “first-choice, premier, and global institution,” but just like any other university,
You got study abroad money?
As long as we live, money will always be either the solution or problem itself, allowing or stopping us from doing what
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