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University Alert

North Carolina Central University leadership is closely monitoring a light winter weather system expected to affect central North Carolina, including the Triangle region, from Monday, Dec. 8, into Tuesday, Dec. 9. In response to the forecast, the university will operate under Condition 1 (Reduced Operations) from midnight to 11:59 p.m. on Monday. All final exams scheduled for Dec. 8 will be held virtually.

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NCCU Partners with FICO to Train Aspiring Data Scientists in Combating Financial Fraud

The FICO Analytics Challenge empowers students to tackle real-world problems with data and analytics. This year’s focus: detecting and preventing transaction fraud through behavioral analytics.

Eagle Weather Alert - Reduced Operations (Condition 1) on Dec. 8

NCCU will operate under Condition 1 on Dec. 8; all final exams that day will be held virtually.

NCCU Law Students Provide Virtual Assistance Through the NC Free Legal Answers Clinic

Through the NC Free Legal Answers Clinic, a remote, tech-enabled pro bono, NCCU law students are helping North Carolinians navigate civil legal issues.

Ariel Germain Honored with Janet B. Royster Memorial Staff Scholarship

Ariel Germain, director of marketing and communications for student affairs, earns the Janet B. Royster Scholarship for leadership, service and excellence in communications.

Eagle Weather Alert: NCCU Operating Under Condition 1 (Reduced Operations) Effective Dec. 5, midnight to 11:59

North Carolina Central University (NCCU) officials are closely monitoring the light wintry event expected to impact central North Carolina early on Friday, Dec. 5. Weather models forecast up to one inch of...

Ogbo-Gebhardt Selected for Public Voices Fellowship

NCCU’s Erezi Ogbo-Gebhardt, Ph.D., named one of 20 nationwide Public Voices Fellows on tech in the public interest.

From Tar Heel to Eagle: MPA Graduate Prepares for Change

After 23 years as a Tar Heel, however, Field decided it was time for a change.

Decades later, Student Completes Bachelor’s Degree

In August 2024, she returned to NCCU after a 21-year hiatus.

IAIER Shares NCCU’s AI Expertise at OpenAI Forum

The institute joined national university leaders in San Francisco to discuss how artificial intelligence is reshaping higher education.

NCCU Theatre Student Finds Her Voice

Kyla Brown arrived “shaky,” but NCCU helped her rise into a confident, award-winning theatre professional.

Learning to Pivot: MPA Graduate Adjusts to Change

Now 53 and having earned three college degrees, Shearin is asked what he thinks about that high school counselor who declared him “not college material.”

24-hour App Design Competition Nets NCCU No. 2 spot

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A Veteran’s Journey of Resilience, Advocacy and the Courage to Serve

Clinton's experience managing a demanding law school schedule while navigating a complex medical condition has strengthened both her resilience and her commitment to helping others.