
JCSU Concert Choir to perform at Carnegie Hall in NYC in November
A big honor for the Johnson C. Smith University concert choir: they'll be performing at Carnegie Hall in New York City next month.
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A big honor for the Johnson C. Smith University concert choir: they'll be performing at Carnegie Hall in New York City next month.

The organization that runs Archive of Our Own, a massive fanfiction website, says the site might be down for up to four weeks.

A&T alumni celebrated 100 years of Homecoming by reconnecting and sharing memories, while one graduate works to preserve the university's history for future Aggies.

Donation supports students through McDonald's Black & Positively Golden Scholarship Program

The Dorian L. Jackson Legacy Scholarship will award at least $2,500 annually to business and economics students at N.C. A&T.

Erika Kirk, CEO and board chair of the conservative organization Turning Point USA, visited Fayetteville Christian School on Wednesday, drawing a small group of protesters who criticized her appearance and questioned the school's receipt of taxpayer-funded tuition scholarships. The post Protesters gather during Erika Kirk’s visit to Fayetteville Christian School appeared first on Carolina Journal.

The university will restrict vehicle access to campus from 1 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 5, through 4 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 8.

The student was arrested in Wake County and charged with attempted murder.

Kamron LeShawn Barnett, was ordered held without bond after appearing in court Thursday. He also faces separate drug charges.

A Lexington man is being held on a $200,000 secured bond after a drug investigation uncovered cocaine, a firearm and drug paraphernalia.

Two Colorado college students have been found dead after going missing during a hiking trip in the Rocky Mountains last weekend when a heavy snowstorm hit, authorities said.

DPI says 1.3 million students at 2,250 schools have signed up for its 10 Million Book Challenge, with SECU and Bojangles paying for the promotion. Reading starts Jan. 1 under Mo Green’s strategic plan. The post DPI signs SECU, Bojangles as sponsors for 10 million-book reading campaign appeared first on Carolina Journal.

If the state approves it, organizers say Carolina Students’ Credit Union would be the country’s only student-run credit union at a public university.

High School ends varsity soccer season after a video circulated on social media depicts students on a bus reportedly using a racial slur.

We're learning more about the accusations against a CMS employee accused of having inappropriate physical contact with a student.

A search has ended in western Colorado for two college students who went missing while hiking Ice Mountain, a nearly 14,000-foot peak.

Former Charlotte City Council member Tiawana Brown is in prison.

7-Eleven is rolling out a limited-time Flavors of Korea menu, from gochujang wings to Korean BBQ pizza, plus a seven-episode K-drama series on social media.

A 21-year-old man has been arrested and charged after assaulting a student with a handgun during an attempted robbery at Reynolds High School in Winston-Salem.

A Boston University study found 74.5% of NFL players who died between 2008 and 2023 had CTE, a brain disease only diagnosable after death.