Just call him ‘Mr.’
N.C. Central University’s search for a few good men came to an end at the first Mr. NCCU Pageant titled “A Few Good Men.” [click to read]

School gets NASA grant
Branislav Vlahovic’s most recent grant is from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration for $1.6 million
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Survey ranks NCCU 49th
Kiplinger’s Personal Finance Magazine has ranked N.C. Central University in the top 100 most affordable quality public universities in the U.S. [Go to article]

Broad: More people going to college in N.C.
Minority enrollment has doubled since the 1970s. North Carolina A&T’s enrollment went from 4,510 students in 1972 to 8,319 in 2001. Similarly, NCCU’s growth went from 3,760 students to 5,753 over the same time period. [Go to article]

Local late-night eateries abound
NCCU Students who need to grab a bite to eat after the cafeteria has closed, or after a late night of studying or partying have plenty of options. [Go to article]

‘Big teddy bear’ gives fifth sense
Guide dog helps blind student navigate around campus and through life. Just don't touch! [Go to article]

Landmark set for 2003 upgrade
The house at 1902 Fayetteville Street represents a history, a heritage and the pride of a community. [Go to article]

Early college program for high schoolers focuses on sciences
N.C. Central University and Durham Public Schools are joining together to form an early college high school on the NCCU campus. [Go to article]

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