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The Long Goodbye
It’s been two months since Julius Chambers announced his retirement effective June 2001, as N.C. Central University’s chancellor, and his cluttered desk tells the story of unfinished business he intends to address until the end. [Go to article]

Search is on for new chancellor
Next June, or whenever a successor is found, N.C. Central University Chancellor Julius L. Chambers steps down. The search for a replacement has already began. According to George H. Walls, Jr., special assistant to the chancellor, the position has not yet been advertised. [Go to article]

Baker resigns from WNCU
Donald Baker, General Station Manager of WNCU-FM, 90.7, has tendered his resignation, effective September 30. "I think I’ve taken the station to a stable point and now it’s time to focus on new challenges," said Baker. [Go to article]

Freshmen join the crowd
The vacant bookshelves, the crowded cafeteria, the lines, the lines, the lines. This year, Central has found itself with 1050 freshmen students enrolled. That’s exciting for the school, but there are just a few complications to overcome. [Go to article]

Education Building opens
After a three-year long delay, the Education Building is finally completed and scheduled for an opening as soon as the building has been officially named. [Go to article]