“I wanted somewhere different. I also wanted to experience Afro-Brazilian culture.”
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It’s unclear what causes autism. The proportion of people for whom researchers can currently identify a specific genetic cause is only about 10% of cases, said Fannin.
“There is a distinct comfort in seeing examples of Black people in higher education, thriving and joyful and bringing their full selves to the work that they do . . . "
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With more than 34 years of federal government experience, Ham brings a wealth of expertise in public health, education, small enterprise development and agriculture across various regions of Africa.
At approximately, 10:15 p.m. on April 2, 2024, the NCCU Police Department received reports of possible gunshots at the Lawson Street Residence Hall. For updates on the incident, refer to this article.
Obed Keelson will receive $11,000, along with guidance and coaching from IBM experts while he conducts research on semiconductors.
A North Carolina Central University (NCCU) task force aimed at increasing the pass rate in licensing exams has been successful with nursing graduates.
Dr. Trisha Bailey, the richest Jamaican-born woman, brings over two decades of expertise to the medical industry.
Michael S. Williams ’03, is founder of The Black on Black Project, which started as a space for Black curators to present the work of Black artists.
By 12:30 p.m. Feb. 29, Devin Freeman, a senior at North Carolina Central University (NCCU), was at the White House.
Andrea Woodson-Smith, ’99, who will be inducted into the National Wheelchair Basketball Association (NWBA) Hall of Fame on April 13, in Richmond, Virginia, was initially reluctant to play the sport.
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.
North Carolina Central University's (NCCU) School of Business is proud to announce a partnership with the Raleigh-Durham chapter of the National Black MBA Association.
North Carolina Central University (NCCU) proudly unveiled the Students in Public Service Academy (SiPS).
Aamira Southerland and Jalaysha Tucker were selected to participate in Aramark’s HBCU Emerging Leaders Program, Feb. 27-29.