Ayana Mathis discussed her novel “The 12 Tribes of Hattie” on Sept. 17 at Salem College. The book, the Philadelphia native’s debut novel, jolted to the top of bestsellers’ lists
A national report probes the problems that historically black colleges and universities face, as there is new talk in North Carolina of consolidating some of the state’s public HBCUs. In
A reception was held for Rachael Artanzia Thornton and Jhalyn Vigil, “cousins by blood and special friends by choice,” after their Aug. 18 baptisms by Dr. Serenus T. Churn Sr.
N.C. A&T alumna Elesia Summers-Thomas won the Miss Essence 2013 crown in July in Crystal City, Va., a Washington, D.C. suburb. The national pageant provides personal and professional opportunities for
Peggy Kirk Bell has been selected as the first female inductee into the Carolinas PGA Hall of Fame. Since its
Kenya Peters is the new head softball coach at North Carolina A&T. Peters comes to A&T from Savannah State, where
Emeka and Carrie Anazia are alumni of N.C. A&T Husband and wife Emeka and Carrie Anazia have released the book
North Carolina’s racially segregated African American and Latino neighborhoods are more likely to suffer from inequality in living conditions related
Greensboro College’s Department of Music has received permission from its accrediting body to launch two new programs within the department.
Entrepreneur, author and philanthropist Chris Gardner will speak at a free event on Sunday, Oct. 6 at 3 p.m. at the
