The NCCU School of Business has been accredited by the AACSB since 2007 and has successfully maintained this recognition.
NCCU School of Business Earns Accreditation Extension From AACSB Read More »
Dr. Charlie Nelms joined the HBCU Lifestyle Podcast to discuss HBCU leaders during public scrutiny of their institutions and how they can manage adversity.
HL 045: Dr. Charlie Nelms on How HBCU Leaders Manage Public Adversity Read More »
On Saturday, May 14th, Senator Cory Booker, delivered the Spring Commencement address to the largest graduating class in North Carolina Central University’s 105-year history.
US Senator Cory Booker Urges NCCU Graduates to Stay Faithful Read More »
The Criminal Justice Online Program at North Carolina Central University has been ranked in the top 20 by collegevaluesonline.com based on quality and value.
NCCU Criminal Justice Online Program Ranked Among the Best Read More »
Students from North Carolina Central University participated in “Solar Spring Break,” this year to provide home energy alternatives to underserved communities in Sacramento, CA.
North Carolina Central Students Spend Spring Break Installing Solar Panels Read More »
North Carolina Central is joining with 10 other higher education institutions in an effort to raise college graduation rates for Black and Latino students.
NCCU to Boost Minority Graduation Rates with National Partnership Read More »
October 2015 marks the 30th anniversary of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, which is also a time to recognize the dramatic drop of about one-third in breast cancer deaths over the past three decades largely due to better screening and treatment options. Yet, not all patients have shared equally in these improvements, said Associate Professor of
NCCU Researchers Target Aggressive Types of Breast Cancer Read More »
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University (FAMU) President Elmira Mangum, Ph.D., joined the Boston Red Sox and the Boston Area Church League, Inc., on Monday, April 6th to announce the schedule and participants of the first ever Historically Black Colleges and Universities Legacy Weekend Celebration. The celebration will be held in Boston from April 23 –
FAMU To Play NCCU In Historic Fenway Park in Boston Read More »
