“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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“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.”
North Carolina Central University (NCCU) has received a $1.5 million bequest from distinguished alumnus Dr. Norman B. Anderson, a member of the Class of 1977.
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The program prepares aspiring teachers in all five components of scientifically based reading instruction.
NCCU’s Ariel Aponte named to the 2026 North Carolina Military Hall of Firsts for his military service and leadership.
Her designs have taken on homelessness, the killing of Trayvon Martin, police brutality, mental health and environmental issues.
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A Kenya native raised in Durham, Joy Kibobi turned her passion for civil rights advocacy into hands-on legal experience through an internship with nationally recognized attorney Ben Crump.
NCCU partners with eight community colleges to broaden access to bachelor’s degrees and create new pathways to success for rural students.
NCCU secures $4.9 million federal grant to expand research, support students and advance its goal of achieving Carnegie R2 status.
NCCU’s economic impact grows to $735.5 million as the university strengthens finances, expands scholarships and adds 250 housing beds.
White encourages single mothers considering law school not to allow fear or their circumstances to keep them from pursuing their goals.