An article by the National Jurist highlights the work of the NCCU Technology Law & Policy Center (TLPC).
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The endowment, which will be fully funded at $25,000 over five years, recognizes the strength, resilience and dedication of students connected to the U.S. Armed Forces.
Wearing gloves, they collected six to ten oysters at each site. Along the way, they tested temperature, salinity, conductivity, total dissolved solids (TDS), pH and dissolved oxygen (DO).
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Established 40 years ago, the Performance-Based Admission Program (PBAP) is a pioneering initiative designed to prepare incoming students for law school success.
The summer housing improvement project was, in fact, one of the most extensive in university history.
For the third year in a row, NCCU has been named a Fulbright HBCU Institutional Leader, one of just 19 nationwide, recognizing the university’s global engagement and commitment to student success.
NCCU and Durham Tech launch a new life sciences pathway, letting students transfer seamlessly, save time and money, and prepare for high-growth, high-wage careers in the state's booming life sciences industry.
The NCCU Art Museum presents "Through the Lens of Alvin Lester," a powerful exhibition showcasing the alumnus’ iconic photographs capturing history, community and African American life.
NCCU has passed the 9,000-student mark for the first time in its 115-year history.
Elsie Sia Kanza, Tanzanian Ambassador to the United States, took part in in a roundtable discussion with representatives of North Carolina Central University
The NCCU Creators Fund is a bold initiative launched to invest directly in students who dream of building their own creative paths.
From Omaha, Nebraska, Austin Henley ’08 found a home at North Carolina Central University (NCCU) —a place that shaped his passion for community, entrepreneurship and innovation.
The NCCU School of Business officially names the Robinson Innovation Lab to prepare students for modern challenges.
“In kindergarten, I was thrown in without a single word of English,” said Flores, who completed a bachelor’s degree in biomedical sciences in summer 2025.
This year’s incoming class of 134 students were celebrated by family, faculty, staff and alumni as they officially began their journey into the legal profession.