Calhoun describes the grant as “critical.” “It’s basically for infrastructure development in the areas of clinical and translational sciences,” Calhoun said.
Renowned civil rights attorney Ben Crump visited North Carolina Central University (NCCU) School of Law ahead of his recent campus book signing as part of his “Worse Than a Lie” book tour.
It is always our shared goal to create a learning and living environment where every member of our community feels seen, supported, heard, and safe. Over the past twenty months of my tenure as Chancellor...
NCCU mourns the loss of Zyarre Prince, a sophomore criminal justice major from Maryland. Known for his passion for fashion and self-expression, his spirit will be deeply missed.