“Racial Taboo,” a documentary film that features many North Carolinians, was premiered earlier last month at Wilmington’s City Stage Theater. The site was significant; City Stage is a historically segregated
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Winston-Salem native Ryan Newman earned his first collegiate victory last Friday in the first day of action at the Wake Forest Invitational. Newman, a N.C. State freshman, upset second-seeded Peter
Tariq Alkebu-Lan, a N.C. A&T junior computer engineering student from Richmond, Va., was recently named the first Tom Joyner Foundation Hercules Scholar. While maintaining a 4.0 grade point average, Alkebu-Lan
Several Wake Forest University professors have contributed to a new text book, “Trauma and Resilience in American Indian and African American Southern History.” Released in April by Peter Lang Publishing,
The Campaign for Youth Justice (CFYJ), a national advocacy organization dedicated to ending the practice of trying, sentencing and incarcerating
“The Loving Story” took home the award for Outstanding Historical Programing (Long Form) at the 34th Annual News and Documentary
Voters to make selections in General Election contests Four candidates are preparing to square off in the Nov. 5 General
Fitness movement catching fire A women’s health movement has taken Winston-Salem by storm. Two years after its inception in the
A diverse group of experts debated the pros and cons of changes coming to the North Carolina education system during
Grant to help N.C. Legal Aid end housing discrimination Raleigh-based Legal Aid of North Carolina, Inc. has received $325,000 from
