NCCU pointed to the disproportionate challenges faced by Black students as a consequence of the pandemic.
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North Carolina Central University Student Wins Top Jazz Scholarship
Jawan Davidson, a senior voice student, steps into NCCU’s rich jazz tradition.
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The Future Of Durham’s Old Ballpark: More Baseball
The Bulls left and now NCCU doesn’t play there anymore. But for the time being, there’s plenty of baseball on the legendary field.
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The Annual Eagle-Aggie Classic Will Now Include a Battle Against COVID
The two schools will compete for more than just touchdowns this year.
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Maggie Bryant, N.C. Central University’s Oldest Living Graduate, Turns 106 Next Month
The centenarian shared her secrets to longevity.
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Juneteenth Events Around the Triangle 2021
How local communities are celebrating America’s oldest holiday that commemorates the end of slavery.
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Coach Levelle Moton’s “More With More” Mission Is On Display in New ESPN+ Docuseries
Eight-part series “Why Not Us?” is an in-depth look at NCCU basketball and HBCU athletics.
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Elaine O’Neal Announces She’s Running for Mayor of Durham
Retired Durham superior court judge, former law school dean, and racial equity champion Elaine O’Neal is running for mayor.
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While Other Campuses Reported Major Outbreaks, North Carolina’s Historically Black Colleges Mostly Kept COVID-19 Out
North Carolina’s 16 HBCU’s have succeeded amid the pandemic due to their small sizes, honor codes, and for some, the pressure on first-generation college students carrying their families’ dreams and expectations with them to campus.
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Durham Universities Partner to Bolster Black-Owned Startups
N.C. Central and Duke team up for a contest benefiting Black-owned businesses run by college students and recent grads.