Griffin concedes after Federal Judge orders ballots remain unchanged

Jefferson Griffin, the Republican N.C. Appellate Court judge, who legally challenged the double-recount results of the November 2024 election in which his opponent, incumbent N.C. Supreme Court …

Sounding The Alarm

Hands off Our History plans more protests like the Saturday Washington D.C. rally, where several organizations banded together to draw attention to attempts to remove artifacts from the National …

A stool on display at the NMAAHC. The picture in the background was taken on the second day of the Greensboro Lunch counter Sit-ins, Feb. 2, 1960. In the background photo above are A&T students Franklin McCain, Billy Smith and Clarence Henderson. In the original photo, Joseph McNeil is next to McCain on the far left.

Greensboro’s historic sit-in artifacts remain on display at the Smithsonian

For those looking to connect with the origins of this pivotal moment in civil rights history, the original lunch counter remains on view at the former Woolworth’s building in downtown Greensboro, which is now home to the International Civil Rights Center and Museum.

Barber begins ‘Moral Mondays at the Capitol’ to combat Trump, GOP

The Christian social activist was also arrested by Capitol Police for peacefully praying for the nation in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda. He was later released.

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North Carolina A&T State University track and field seniors celebrate Senior Day.

A&T Track & Field celebrates seniors and Aggie Classic wins

The North Carolina A&T outdoor track and field teams won five of the eight field events on Friday, May 2 as they hosted the first day of the Aggie Classic at North Carolina A&T’s Marcus …

JT Taylor of A&T Baseball is the Male Rookie of the Year.

A&T celebrates excellence in many facets at Aggie ESPYs

Monday night served as a night where North Carolina A&T Athletics got an opportunity to celebrate their very best on the playing surfaces, in the classroom, and the community at the annual Aggie …

HPU freshman Dominiq Northington (right) edges out teammate Atonio Votour (sophomore) for first place in the Men’s 110 Meter Hurdles.

Runners take their marks at the Wake Forest Invitational

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. - Wake Forest University and its track & field program welcomed 56 collegiate track and field programs, April 17-18, for the university’s third-annual Wake Forest …

A&T running back Cameren Dalrymple (#23) tries to break loose during this year’s “Spring Game.”

A&T keeps it simple during annual Spring Game

On Saturday (April 12), North Carolina A&T got what it wanted from its 2025 Blue vs. Gold Spring Football Game at Truist Stadium. With pregame festivities, tailgating, and a well-attended game, …

High Point women’s 4x100 team set a new school and meet record clocking 45.21 and earning first place. (L-R): Ashari Pearson, Dae’Nitra Hester, Gianna Paul and Quiana Williams.

High Point University has eventful final day at VertKlasse

The High Point University men’s and women’s track and field teams hosted the 18th edition of the VertKlasse Meeting at Vert Stadium during the weekend of April 4-5. The Panthers …

Book of Mormon” returns to Tanger Center

“The Book of Mormon,” one of the most popular Broadway shows of recent years, returns to Greensboro this month. Returning as part of the cast is Kemari Bryant, a 2021 graduate of …

N.C. A&T Theatre Arts Program Presents Miss. Evers’ Boys

The Theatre Arts Program at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University tackles the true story of the Tuskegee Syphilis medical research atrocity, conducted by the U.S. Public Health …

High Point Museum hosts Oakwood Cemetery book signing and discussion

The High Point Museum will host a book signing and conversation with the authors of “The Book of Ancestry: The Forgotten Ones of Oakwood Cemetery” on Saturday, Feb. 8 at 11 a.m. at 1859 …

Jocelyn Smith-Lee, a big winner on game show Wheel of Fortune, right, joins family, husband C.J. Lee and daughter Cypress Rose, at their home during a watch party of the popular television game show.

Greensboro local wins Wheel of Fortune

Poised and thoroughly prepared, Greensboro’s Jocelyn Smith-Lee spun, spelled and successfully minded her p’s and q’s, while taking many vowels of insight to win more than $57,000, as an ebullient contestant on the immensely popular television game show, Wheel of Fortune

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100 days of chaos meets 100 days of resistance

The first 100 days of President Trump’s second administration have been an unrelenting assault on civil rights, civil liberties, economic justice, the constitutional separation of powers and …

Award-winning actress and Bennett Belle Tammi Mac is Bennett College’s Commencement Speaker

Bennett College announced Tammi Mac, acclaimed broadcaster, actress, playwright, and proud Bennett Belle from the Class of 1994, as the 2025 Commencement Speaker. The ceremony will take place on …

A&T selects Graduate Alumni Hall of Fame inductees

The Graduate College at North Carolina A&T State University inducted exemplary alumni into its Graduate Alumni Hall of Fame, which acknowledges N.C. A&T graduate program alumni with outstanding professional, scholarly, and/or entrepreneurial achievements.