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NCCU has launched its first-ever oral history archive, spotlighting Black women graduates with justice-based careers! Funded by a $500K Mellon grant, this powerful project trains students in digital storytelling while honoring the legacy of justice-seeking Lady Eagles.

College of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities Alumni Cookout

Alumni from the College of Arts, Social Sciences, and Humanities were invited to a cookout on October 25, 2024, at 12 p.m. at the Senior Bowl. It was a great time for food, fun, and fellowship! Check out a recap and several interviews with alumni!

View Homecoming Event Program Recap of the Event Alum Dean Smallwood Interview Alum Dr. Freda Bailey Shipman

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Wadeeah Y. Beyah in alteration class

Guru of Fashion Retires from University

Wadeeah Beyah retired from NCCU in December 2023, after training hundreds of students and establishing an apparel alterations lab that has produced some award-winning alumni.

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Immersion Experience: Students visit Garinagu People of Belize

Nine students from NCCU traveled to Belize, where they had the opportunity to learn more about Garifuna culture.

Five Endowed Chairs and Professorships Named in College of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities

Newest endowed scholars include Zelda Lockhart, Ph.D., Lydia Lindsey, Ph.D., Jonathan Livingston, Ph.D., Gladys Mitchell-Walthour, Ph.D., and Charles Williams.

NCCU Professor Darlene Eberhardt-Burke honored by UNC Board of Governors for Excellence in Teaching

Darlene Eberhardt-Burke, Ph.D., has been named one of 17 faculty members in the University of North Carolina (UNC) System to receive the 2023 Awards for Excellence in Teaching.

Student Victoria Cooper-Johnson with Eagle Pride sign

Mass Communication Graduate Crushes Reporter Goal

With a week left to the grand finale of the NCCU spring semester, mass communication major Victoria Cooper-Thompson has already achieved her goal of becoming a news reporter before earning her degree.

Antonio Hart, Grammy-nominated saxophonist, standing in front of fireplace

North Carolina Central University Hosts 32nd Annual Jazz Festival, April 18-30

Events will include jazz combos concerts, clinics and lectures with Grammy-nominated saxophonist Antonio Hart and the We UP Re UP Trio.

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NCCU’s Jazz Ensemble places first at prestigious Jack Rudin Jazz Championship

The NCCU Jazz Ensemble recently won first place and five individual awards at the prestigious Jack Rudin Jazz Championship held in New York City.

Dr. Rachelle Gold standing in front of flowers

NCCU Receives First Mellon Foundation Grant

Led by Dr. Rachelle Gold, associate professor of English, the $500,000 project will explore the contributions of NCCU alumnae in the U.S.

members of NCCU Public Relations Council

New Public Relations Advisory Council Prepares NCCU Students for Industry

A new advisory council established by the North Carolina Central University Department of Mass Communication will equip aspiring public relations professionals to become experts in the industry.

Tyler Fisher

Mass Communication Graduate Overcomes Homelessness to Obtain Degree

It was Tyler Fisher’s humble beginnings that inspired him to soar beyond limits when he arrived at NCCU in Fall 2018. He and his family experienced homelessness and Fisher was committed to succeeding.

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