Ajamu Dillahunt-Holloway, Ph.D., '19, an assistant professor of African American history and public history at North Carolina State University, will deliver the keynote address.
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Julian Muhammad, Ph.D., will serve as a senior fellow, advancing research in crisis response, cybersecurity and disaster preparedness.
“I came in as a 22-year-old and oversaw men twice my age. Most had seen the gore of war, and I had not.”
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Happy New Year and welcome to the spring 2021 semester!
NCCU will host a number of events in January to honor the life and vision of the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
The School of Business, along with its corporate partner, Dell, have developed a career closet to support the needs of business students.
This Eagle Alert Emergency Notification is as a requirement of the U.S. Department of Education Clery Act, which guides what health and safety information universities share with their campus.
NCCU alumnus U.S. Rep. G.K. Butterfield has been appointed senior chief deputy whip of the House Democratic Caucus for the 117th Congress.
NCDHHS is partnering with the NCCU’s Advanced Center for COVID-19 Related Disparities (NCCU ACCORD) to ensure comprehensive COVID-19 information is effective in reaching underserved communities in N.C.
The American Bar Association approved that NCCU's School of Law is in full compliance with its Standards and remains accredited for the next 10 years.
Family Fare’s Shared Purpose Initiative has created and fully endowed an Entrepreneurship Endowment at North Carolina Central University (NCCU)’s School of Business.
Free COVID-19 testing and a chance to express opinions about the vaccine will take place at a drive-up clinic sponsored by North Carolina Central University on Saturday, Dec. 19.
North Carolina Central University, in partnership with Duke Clinical & Translational Science Institute, will host a play, “A Crisis of Moments,” to air at 3 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 19, 2020, on Vimeo.
This year, NCCU alumni and supporters celebrated the university’s 110th anniversary during Homecoming with events that enhanced the spirit of giving.
NCCU alumnus and Chancellor Emeritus Julius L. Chambers will have a Charlotte, N.C., post office named in his honor seven years after his death at age 76.