The North Carolina Central University Art Museum is proud to announce a major exhibition celebrating the extraordinary work of NCCU alumnus Eric A.W. Kelly III, founder of Kelly Worldwide Advertising, an advertising and marketing agency. He is also the director of the Eric Kelly III Museum and one of the most transformative abstract expressive artists of our time.

Check out our NCCU Cybersecurity Awareness Month calendar of events! October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. NCCU proudly joins the national campaign led by Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the National Cybersecurity Alliance (NCA) to promote safer online habits and strengthen digital security.  To help our community stay informed and secure, NCCU will host the following activities throughout October:

North Carolina Central University (NCCU) is updating the UNC Eastern Campuses Hazard Mitigation Plan, and we need your input! This plan helps us understand potential risks and vulnerabilities while strengthening our campus against hazards. It also ensures NCCU remains eligible for Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) funding that supports disaster mitigation efforts. Your voice matters. By taking just a few minutes to complete the brief survey, you can help shape proactive steps to keep NCCU safe.

The Office of Institutional Researh and Analysis (OIRA) is pleased to share the Fall2025 OIRA newsletter.  Our goal is to increase the data literacy of the NCCU community.  We use the newsletter to highlight recent data trends, terms and definitions, OIRA projects and much more. Read the Newsletter

North Carolina Central University has been recognized by the Campus Vote Project (CVP) and the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education as a Voter Friendly Campus for 2025–2026.

North Carolina Central University proudly joins the National Cybersecurity Awareness Month campaign to promote safer online habits and strengthen our campus-wide security. The national theme for 2024–2025 is “Secure Our World," reminding us that even small, everyday actions can make a big difference in protecting our digital lives. National Cybersecurity Awareness Month aims to empower every American to strengthen cybersecurity practices both at home and in the workplace, helping build a more resilient nation against evolving cyber threats.