Campus Echo

05/14/2022

N.C. Central University alumnus and filmmaker Kenneth Alexander Campbell is telling history through a lens. Graduating from the Mass Communication department in 2017 with a concentration in Media Studies, Campbell is a notable filmmaker and is now teaching film at Howard University. Campbell said his favorite part of being at the university was co-directing the short documentary “Millennials of the Moral Movement: Prelude,” released in 2017....

05/14/2022

Aerial Ellis joined the Mass Communication department this year as the Wells Fargo Endowed Chair and Distinguished Professor and is excited to join the nest. A Memphis native, Ellis is a public relations industry leader. She has taught around the world and is the managing principal of Advisory 83, a communication consulting agency. Ellis earned her undergraduate degree in speech communication from Tennessee State University and her master’s degree in mass communication from Middle Tennessee State University....

05/14/2022

Watch Dr. Mac's Retirement Video by Jesse White & Michael Pearce.

05/14/2022

Shortly, Mass Communication students will be able to apply for yet another scholarship named the Dalia Davies Flanagan Endowed Scholarship Fund....

05/10/2022

NOMMO: “The Power of Spoken Word.” To truly mark the end of the spring semester, the Campus Echo co-editor-in-chief, James Burrell, would like to share this year's NOMMO newsletter by the NCCU Department of Mass Communication....

04/27/2022

It may surprise some that barbershops and beauty salons somehow statistically reduce crime rates along the streets they serve. That's the question that intrigued Boehme, so he gathered a team to explore the relationship between the presence of barbershops and beauty saloons and the reduction of crime....

It may surprise some that barbershops and beauty salons somehow statistically reduce crime rates along the streets they serve. That's the question that intrigued Boehme, so he gathered a team to

04/12/2022

After almost 28 years as N.C. Central University’s athletic director Ingrid Wicker-McCree announced earlier this school year that she will be stepping down after this semester....

After almost 28 years as N.C. Central University's athletic director Ingrid Wicker-McCree announced earlier this school year that she will be stepping down after this semester. Wicker-McCree rece

04/08/2022

In the middle of the spring 2022 semester, many mass communication students were surprised to learn about new portfolio requirements before the end of their undergraduate careers.
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In the middle of the spring 2022 semester, many mass communication students were surprised to learn about a new portfolio requirements before the end of their undergraduate careers. The requirements

03/29/2022

Time is ticking for students to register for free summer class this year, which closes on April 15....

Time is ticking for students to register for free summer class this year, which closes on April 15. A February 17 email from Scholarships and Student Aid explained that students will qualify for free

03/24/2022

Being that Durham is home to colleges such as N.C. Central University and Duke University, it is no surprise there are a variety of restaurants, bars and shops that appeal to students....

Being that Durham is home to colleges such as N.C. Central University and Duke University, it is no surprise there are a variety of restaurants, bars and shops that appeal to students. One spot is

03/24/2022

Celebrating 48 years of service, the ladies of the Epsilon Lambda chapter of Tau Beta Sigma decided to try something different last February for Charter Day. The goal: to do something service-oriented that would also give back to the community. Epsilon Lambda Chapter President Destiny Baker came up with the idea of an Instrument Petting Zoo. The concept was simple....

Celebrating 48 years of service, the ladies of the Epsilon Lambda chapter of Tau Beta Sigma decided to try something different last February for Charter Day. The goal: to do something service

03/02/2022

Students at N.C. Central University began its 2021-22 school year with high hopes for the “traditional” college experience since the previous school year was altered to accommodate the state’s Covid-19 protocols. Classes were moved back to in-person. Students and staff were excited to get back to some sense of normal. Among these students was 21-year-old Destiny Rush, a 3rd-year psychology student hoping to one day own her own firm. ...

Students at N.C. Central University began its 2021-22 school year with high hopes for the "traditional" college experience since the previous school year was altered to accommodate the state