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NCCU Football Travel and Ticket Information

The North Carolina Central University Office of Alumni Relations is excited to announce its partnership with USA Luxury Tours offering first class alumni…

Study Offers New Data on How Indoor Insecticide Spraying Cuts Malaria Infections

A study by researchers at North Carolina Central University and Duke University offers new evidence supporting indoor insecticide spraying as a way to…

NCCU Physicist’s Team Gets Patent For High-Tech Scanning Device

Dr. Igor V. Bondarev, associate professor of physics at North Carolina Central University, and two other scientists have been awarded a patent for…

Phyliss Craig-Taylor Named Dean of NCCU School of Law

North Carolina Central University will welcome a new dean of the School of Law, Phyliss Craig-Taylor, in July. Craig-Taylor most recently served as…

NCCU Research Center Receives $5.7 million NIH Grant for Health Disparities Projects

North Carolina Central University’s Julius L. Chambers Biomedical/Biotechnology Research Institute (BBRI) has received a National Institute of Minority Health and Health Disparities (NIMHD)…

‘Soul of Our Nation is on Trial,’ Civil Rights Leader William Barber Tells NCCU Grads

North Carolina Central University awarded bachelor’s degrees to 536 students on Saturday, May 12, in commencement ceremonies at O’Kelly–Riddick Stadium. But before the…

Master’s and Law Degrees Presented to 385 Graduates at NCCU

North Carolina Central University awarded graduate and professional degrees to 385 students on Friday, May 11, in ceremonies at McDougald–McLendon Gymnasium. In a…

NCCU School of Law Uses Cutting Edge Technology and Desktop Video-Conferencing as Teaching Tool

Raymond Pierce, dean of the North Carolina Central University School of Law, announces the offering of a new summer certificate program, “Justice in…

Early Voting at Student Union

Early voting for the May 8 North Carolina primary election has begun at the on-campus precinct in the A.E. Student Union. Durham County residents can…

Musical Crossroads: Telling the Story of African-American Music in a National Museum

In 2015, the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African-American History and Culture will open on the National Mall in Washington, DC. One of the…

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