On the centennial of its construction, Andre Vann, university archivist, explains the history and significance of the Shepard House.
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“There is no GPS and no maps, a detail rendered irrelevant by the fact that they cannot read,” said Assistant Professor Nadia Bodie-Smith, Ph.D., who is directing the play.
“Hunger is an issue in general,” said Bynum. “It is everywhere, including on our campus.”
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NCCU will celebrate the legacy and achievements of African-Americans with a series of events, including screenings, lectures, panel discussions, musical and theatrical performances throughout February.
The NCCU Sound Machine will perform on Feb. 5, as part of HBCU Night during the Charlotte Hornets vs. Los Angeles Clippers game.
NCCU won $10,000 in the 2019 Food Lion Feeds Collegiate Hunger Challenge, a contest aimed at alleviating issues of hunger and food insecurity in the local community.
African-American World War I participation and experiments with titanium carbide among topics presented by students at symposium.
NCCU to investigate behavior of free-radical molecules in human inflammatory diseases.
The Penn Center for Minority Serving Institutions (CMSI), with The Whether, a minority-owned recruitment marketing platform, has named four NCCU students to the Mary Ellen Pleasant Entrepreneur program.
