“Diabetes and heart disease are the number one killer in this county,” Gerald said. “It is nothing to run into someone who has had a leg or limb removed due to diabetes and the food that they eat.”
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Her designs have taken on homelessness, the killing of Trayvon Martin, police brutality, mental health and environmental issues.
Meachem studied the human coronavirus under the supervision of a faculty member at the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health.
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Scholars from NCCU will travel to Washington, D.C. to participate in a qualifying tournament for the Honda Campus All-Star Challenge (HCASC).
Experience the creative brilliance of NCCU Department of Art and Design faculty at the biannual Faculty Exhibition, Feb. 10–Mar. 13!
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“I’ve never set out to make history,” Kingsberry said. “My mom just taught me to love God, serve my family and community well, and defy any odds coming from poverty and socio-economic disadvantages.
Simone Spencer has been awarded a scholarship to attend the NASPA Annual Conference.
NCCU’s Sharon Oliver elected national chair of NASFAA, signaling decades of leadership advancing student access.
This is a two-hour opening delay and normal operations will resume at 10 a.m.
The North Carolina Central University (NCCU) Division of Student Affairs (DSA) welcomes Linell J. Jefferson III as the new Residential Life area coordinator for programming and leadership.
NCCU’s Karen Keaton Jackson makes history as the first African American woman and first HBCU leader to serve as SRHC president.
Brant Barber, program coordinator for the TRIO STEM Success Program (SSS-STEM) has been awarded the Manny Cunard Scholarship.
NCCU to Return to Normal Operations, Feb. 4, at 12 a.m.