Student mobilization for the 2012 presidential election has begun. This past week students from N.C. Central University and other historically black colleges and universities held its inaugural conf...

Most people can obtain respect and - but money and power are different animals. 'Wealth and power are created by owning things,' said Dr. Boyce Watkins, who spoke to students and faculty Tuesday as part of the University's Lyceum program. ...

When James Shepard founded the National Religious Training School and Chautauqua in 1910, his intention was to provide quality education for underrepresented members of society. More than 100 years later, the school, now ]]> Thu, 17 Nov 2011 1.2704344 Campus News April Simon - Echo staff reporter Campus News http://www.campusecho.com/campus/campus-news/issues-take-center-stage-1.2704321 Alexandria Sampson - Echo staff reporter
NCCU students talk with chancellor and staff during fireside chat

N.C. Central University Chancellor Charlie Nelms has many character traits. Tuesday night, in front of roughly 100 students, faculty, and st...

Abortion, gay marriage and the Occupy Wall Street Protesters are all controversial issues that have one common denominator, they are first Amendment Rights. On iSpeak, a blog radio show conducted b...

Many N.C. Central University students came to college with the expectation that if they studied hard and got the grades, their childhood dream jobs would be there soon after they crossed the stage on ...

A new organization has made its way to the sloping hills and verdant green. Its aim is to spread God's message and provide a safe place for Christian students to worship together. Its name is the Impact Movement. ...

N.C. Central University School of Business is turning the page with its new dean, Keith D. Pigues. 'I want the business school to be the ]]> Wed, 2 Nov 2011 1.2679480 Campus News Pigues. 'I want the business school to be the Zevandah Barnes - Echo staff reporter Campus News http://www.campusecho.com/campus/campus-news/scarlet-knights-trounce-eagles-48-0-1.2572408 Jerome Brown Jr. -- Assistant Editor
By: Jerome Brown Jr. -- Assistant Editor Rutgers runs away from NCCU in Frazier's debut

Rutgers out gained N.C. Central by nearly 100 yards rushing in a 48-0 rout last night in Piscataway, NJ. In the 1.2572408 Campus News N.C. Central by nearly 100 yards rushing in a 48-0 rout last night in Piscataway, NJ. In the Jerome Brown Jr. -- Assistant Editor Campus News http://www.campusecho.com/campus/campus-news/habitat-heroes-lend-a-helping-hand-1.2184962 Aaron Saunders - Echo sports/assistant editor

Planned by interim associate dean Jim Harper on April 9, the College Liberal Arts spent four hours bonding and building house under the umbrella of Habitat for Humanity. ...

Last Thursday N.C. Central University opened its arms and welcomed free-lance journalist Sana Butler author of 'Sugar of the Crop.'The author talked to NCCU students about her journey to find children of slaves an...

Members of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated and - Regina Glover, Brianna Hargrove and Tiffanie Williams and - participate in NCCU's Break the Silence Stop the Violence Step-off. This is one of f...

Leaking roofs, broken locks and a periodic lack of hot water in some dorms are just a few of the many issues going on in the older buildings around campus. And N.C. Central University isn't the only school in the UNC system wi...

Students in W.G. Pearson Cafeteria can now support worker rights by helping themselves to a few more tomatoes. Aug. 24 marked the successful end of a student-led, 16-month campaign called 'Dine with Dignity.' The Student ]]> Thu, 7 Oct 2010 1.1671911 Campus News W.G. Pearson Cafeteria can now support worker rights by helping themselves to a few more tomatoes. Aug. 24 marked the successful end of a student-led, 16-month campaign called 'Dine with Dignity.' The Student April Simon - Echo Staff Reporter Campus News http://www.campusecho.com/campus/campus-news/life-of-leadership-1.1671679 By April Simon - Echo Staff Reporter
Huff teaches life lessons through example

Strolling the green expanses of N. C. Central University's campus, at 6' 5 and frac12;, Terry Huff cannot help but stand out. Most students recognize Huff as the amiable and easygoing coordinator of the Dimensions of Learning prog...

School is not the place for animals unless you are a party animal or a guide dog. And that's where the guide dog 'Blake' comes in. Mike Wassel, a 19-year -old computer information systems sophomore at N.C. Central University, ...

Every day an unsuspecting youth is infected with HIV/AIDS. Even with all of the awareness commercials and 'Get Tested' campaigns, sadly enough many are still living unaware. The number of African American gay/bisexual men who don't know they have HIV h...

The Department of Public Health Education at N.C. Central University hosts a lecture and book-signing with award-winning author Harriet A. Washington today at 5 p.m. in the H.M. Michaux, Jr]]> Thu, 7 Oct 2010 1.1671270 Campus News N.C. Central University hosts a lecture and book-signing with award-winning author Harriet A. Washington today at 5 p.m. in the H.M. Michaux, Jr Ashley Gadsden - Echo Staff Reporter Campus News http://www.campusecho.com/campus/campus-news/david-jolly-instructor-puts-theory-into-public-health-practice-1.1649195 By Ashley Griffin, Editor-In-Chief

Walk into the 3 p.m. public health policy class and you will see a group of students excited to learn about the upcoming blood drive. See the smiling faces from students and hear the occasional joke from associate professor David Jolly and - ...

When N.C. Central University alumnus Tommy McNeill dropped by the Campus Echo last week, he had one thing in mind and - placing an ad in the Campus Echo for his wife's business, Gail's Hair Salon. ...