By: Chris Hess Echo staff reporter

N. C.  Central University’s student radio station, AudioNet, has new shows hitting the air this semester....

By: Tommia Hayes Echo staff reporter

Travel to countries such as Ghana, Egypt and Ivory Coast without stepping a foot out of Durham. The lust for authentic ethnic clothing, jewelry, instruments or artwork can be cured right here in the Bull City, at a downtown shop titled Exotique....

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“Campus Echo should be placed in other buildings and local stores in the community. So others can be more aware of what is going on at NCCU.”  ...

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“More entertainment and gossip. As much as people try to deny it, students love gossip. Placing some controversial topics in the Echo would increase reader ratings.”  ...

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“More awareness. A mass e-mail from Campus Echo letting students know when the latest issue is be published”  ...

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“They should address the issue of community service and making these opportunities more available to students, and advertising programs better.”  ...

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“As a freshman here at NCCU, I would like to see SGA connect more with people outside of SGA.”  ...

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Housing issues should be addressed and also the motivation of students as far as grades improving and having better involvement in our university”  ...

By: Brandon Murphy

Our hero hides from the bears in Audionet....

By: David L. Fitts Jr.

All I want is for people to stop being judgmental and start being receptive of others. It does not matter whether you are black or any other ethnicity.  ...

By: Taurean Brown

There are some new and old trends and situations that are very detrimental to the progress of us as a people. One particular problem I see is the breakdown of the black family. Take a moment and think about how many single parents you know or people that ...

By: diane varnie Echo A&E editor

All the long days and nights of slave shifts in N.C. Central University’s Dent Human Sciences building will finally be paid off March 24. ...

By: Jay Jones echo staff reporter

During the Civil Rights movement, black leaders and white politicians  faced a dilemma. How could they work together to overcome this country’s racial divide? Black leaders could be accused by others as “collaborating” with whites, ...

By: Bethany Sneed echo staff reporter

Last Wednesday marked a new beginning for all nursing students on N.C. Central University’s campus. Excited nursing students of all levels gathered inside the old Holy Cross Church on Alston Avenue  to witness the groundbreaking ceremony for th...

By: Photos and text by Mike DeWeese-Frank

The 2010 N.C. Central University baseball season started on a new home field — the newly renovated historic Durham Athletic Park....

By: Kierra Moore echo staff reporter

The U.S. Peace Corps has sworn in its first African American director — Aaron S. Williams. Williams was sworn in as the 18th director of the Peace Corps on Aug. 24, 2009. Williams, who was born and raised in Chicago, began his career in the Peace Co...

By: Andrea Leggette echo staff reporter

Ask Donna Fulcher about the meaning of yoga, and she will tell you it’s about a lot more than developing strength and flexibility. “There is a spiritual component to yoga,” she said. Using yoga requires one to  recognize that &ldquo...

By: Jerome Brown Jr. echo staff reporter

Colleagues, friends and family convened on Friday for a retirement celebration in honor of N.C. Central University maintenance mechanic and carpentry supervisor James Abdullah. Abdullah started working at NCCU in 1988. Before coming to NCCU, he worked as ...

By: Jay Jones echo staff reporter

Blacks are known as a minority to the mainstream population, but at N.C. Central University, they are the majority, and whites are the minority. And without even trying, they stand out....

By: David L. Fitts, Jr. - Echo Online Editor

New media expert, Rahaf Harfoush, a strategist with President Obama’s presidential campaign, recently spoke about her experience with social media during the presidential campaign and how it is changing the way people and organizations communicate a...