Before suffering a loss to Bethune-Cookman last Monday, the North Carolina A&T basketball team won three straight conference games.
Month: February 2016
What’s Next for the Last of the Dying Breed
North Carolina Agriculture and Technical State University is known for its excellence both in and out of the classroom. This same excellence and persistence is also demonstrated in on-campus clubs and extracurricular activities that many students support.
The Current Absence of Black Television
My self-image and perception of blackness was shaped by the television shows I was exposed to in my early childhood. During the early 90’s respectable black families and positive role models had a strong presence on television. However, negative images of blacks as slaves, criminals, or drug addicts.
‘Formation’ Continues to Catch Controversy
Beyoncé shocked the world when she dropped her surprise album on December 13, 2013. Two days before the Super Bowl, Beyoncé shocked the world once again with a song and a video that spoke volumes to the African-American community.
From HBO to Primetime: Is There an Oversaturation of Homosexuality in the Media?
From Lee Daniels’ hit television series “Empire,” to the newly popular VH1 series “Hit the Floor,” there is a visible presence of the gay community in television.
Netflix & Chill
As the day of love, sex and romance quickly approaches, men and women everywhere are trying to figure out how they will spend their Valentine’s Day. Some people will go to the movies and others out for dinner. However, many college students who often ball on a budget, will find themselves opting for a romantic night in.
9 Things Gay Students at A&T Want you to Know
1-We don’t want you. ….and still the loudest and most homophobic person in the room will avoid sitting next to us in class almost as if sexuality and influenza are one and the same.
Inside The Health Center
If you haven’t gotten a chance to take a look inside the new Student Health Center, here’s your chance.
“From Drums to Hashtag: The Generational Conversation on Justice” – Jan. 20th Recap
On Wednesday, January 20, 2016, North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University continued their order of events for the following week by honoring the late, civil rights activist Martin Luther King Jr.