“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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NCCU convenes its governing boards for orientation and retreat July 28 at RTI in Research Triangle Park.
Chancellor Dixon is named to 2026 Power 50 Women of Influence for transformative leadership.
Gov. Josh Stein announced Phelps' appointment to fill the vacancy created by the appointment of Judge Regina Parker ‘92 to the Superior Court.
Associate Dean Dawn Matthews honored with EAB’s 2026 Visionary Leadership Award for student success leadership.
Before building a career in television, fashion and creative direction, Aaron R. Tucker '04 developed an appreciation for art and design during his childhood in the Washington, D.C., and Hampton, Virginia, area
Backed by more than $110 million in state funding, NCCU is poised to accelerate growth and prepare more graduates for North Carolina's workforce.
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“I wanted somewhere different. I also wanted to experience Afro-Brazilian culture.”
Selected as one of just eight institutions, NCCU will enhance career advising through a national initiative.
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Inflammatory breast cancer hits rural, underserved women harder, new NCCU-UNC research shows.
What prepares children for kindergarten? NCCU researchers say parents' engagement and educational opportunities matter most.