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The NCCU community got an unexpected vacation Dec. 5 when an ice storm struck the Triangle area, knocking out power campus-wide. NCCU junior Joelena Woodruff was one of the many students on campus who endured cold temperatures while waiting for power to come back on. Graduating seniors were forced to postpone exams, while other students began exams on schedule, as power was restored Dec. 7. (Photo: Jennie Alibasic/Echo Staff Photographer)

Money woes spur corporate contract
N.C. Central University has hired one of the country’s largest college bookstore dealers to run its troubled bookstore. [Go to article]

School of Education gets $1.6M
N.C. Central University recently received two substantial grants that will go toward helping graduate students learn to teach children. [Go to article]

Eagle NAACP wins 2 awards
The NAACP Youth and College Division on Oct.12 named NCCU’s chapter of NAACP “Chapter of the Year.” [Go to article]

Love is blind – but is it color blind?
More blacks and whites are dating — and marrying — than ever before. But, interracial dating and marriage is still rare. [Go to article]

Special Feature
View a selection of our photography from the past year! [view]

Campus
NCCU professor writes for Tavis Smiley's new book. [more]

A & E
Mural artist Booker T. Poole depicts Durham's diverse culture [more]

Opinion Jennie says bye-bye, in many, many, many, many more words than that. [read]

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