Representatives from 15 to 20 historically Black colleges and universities will be on hand to answer questions about the transfer application process as part of the HBCU Transfer Caravan Tuesday, Oct. 28. The event will run from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Student Services Plaza, with an Opening Ceremony beginning at 9:30 a.m....| El Camino College The Union
The Center for Well-Being hosted a “potion” craft-making workshop on Wednesday, Oct. 15, giving students and other participants a creative way to manage stress and anxiety. Participants were encouraged by SHS staff and student ambassadors to express their creativity and mindfulness through mock potion jars filled with water and oil, as well as an arrangement...| El Camino College The Union
Understaffing at the El Camino College Police Department pressures existing staff and pushes the department to seek artificial intelligence resources and external funding, campus police said. Compared to other California community college police departments, including the Cerritos College Police Department, ECC is halfway staffed with two dispatchers, six officers, three sergeants and a chief. In...| El Camino College The Union
In a unanimous decision, the El Camino College Academic Senate approved drafting a resolution regarding the use of artificial intelligence grading tools for instructors Tuesday, Oct. 21, in the Distance Education Center. The new business item was presented by Vice President of Academic Technology Stephanie Burnham, who sought senate feedback on the two ways to...| El Camino College The Union
N.C. Central University’s online program was ranked No.3 by Forbes magazine among all HBCUs this past June, as NCCU continued its push towards increasing its overall enrollment through online enrollment. Forbes attributed its high ranking of NCCU’s online program to its high retention rate of 75%, low in-state tuition and advantageous location in the Research Triangle. For the fall 2025 semester, 1,885 students enrolled online at NCCU, an increase from 1,395 students the previou...| Campus Echo Online
N.C. Central’s volleyball team faced off against two conference opponents, the Howard University Bison and Norfolk State Spartans, both at home over the weekend. Friday night at the McClendon-McDougald Arena, the crowd watched as the Lady Eagles fell short in a close match against the Bison, losing 3-2 in a five-set match. This match, which ended in scores of 25-23, 25-18, 26-24, 25-18 and 15-10, brings the team to a 5-13 record and marks the 17th consecutive loss to Howard. The first set r...| Campus Echo Online
Jonathan Paulk returns to N.C. Central University’s volleyball team to lead the coaching staff with more than just unfinished business. He’s stepping back onto the court with a vision to rebuild the team and shape its future. Paulk, who was an assistant volleyball coach at NCCU from 2016 to 2018, said that returning as head coach is a “full circle” moment. “When I was here in 2016 to 2017, I was right out of college completely green. [I] didn’t have a clue what I was doing in ...| Campus Echo Online
The theater department at N.C. Central University is firing up the spotlight this fall with its production of Fame!, running Thursday through Saturday. Originally set in the 1980s but transposed to the 1990s for this production, Fame! follows a group of students auditioning for New York City’s High School of Performing Arts. Those who are accepted quickly learn that talent alone isn’t enough to secure success. Throughout their journeys, the students face serious issues such as illiteracy,...| Campus Echo Online
Incumbent Mayor Leonardo Williams and Anjanee Bell were the top two vote-getters Tuesday in Durham’s mayoral primary election and will face each other in the Nov. 4 general election. Ward 1’s Matt Kopac and incumbent DeDreana Freeman, Ward 2’s Shanetta Burris and incumbent Mark-Anthony Middleton, and Ward 3’s Chelsea Cook and Diana Medoff will also appear on the final ballot for the Durham City Council. Williams received about 56% of votes cast in the mayor’s ...| Campus Echo Online
N.C. Central fell short in two road volleyball matches this past weekend, losing 3-2 to Morgan State and 3-1 to Coppin State, slipping to sixth in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference with a 1-3 conference record and 4-12 overall. Kamren Harper led the team in kills across both matches while posting a season high 23 kills against Morgan State, while Manuala Cripa Nasser dished 43 assists. Harper also had a team-high 15 kills against Coppin State, with Allyson Rouse adding 8 kills of her own. ...| Campus Echo Online
Two N.C. Central University students will look to Tuesday’s primary election to determine whether they make it to Durham’s general election ballot. Ashley Robbins, a graduate student and self-proclaimed socialist, joins two other Ward 2 candidates in Durham’s city council race. Durant Long, a 22-year-old freshman and the youngest candidate in the race, says that he wants to bring transparency to the council. Ashley Robbins Ashley Robbins didn’t enter Durham’s City Council race wit...| Campus Echo Online
Durham voters, including registered voters at NCCU, go to the polls Tuesday to choose the top two candidates for mayor and three City Council seats who will square off in the Nov. 4 general election. Polls open at 6:30 a.m. Tuesday, including one on the NCCU campus, and close at 7:30 p.m., though anyone in line at that time will| Campus Echo Online
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Pablo Martinez Gomez became the first Commodore since 2017 to win a regional singles title.| The Vanderbilt Hustler
When Clark Lea led his team out of the tunnel to open the season against Charleston Southern, he looked up at the sold-out crowd inside FirstBank Stadium and couldn’t help but smile. He’d been on that field many times before, but never with the air buzzing quite like this. Lea knows better than anyone...| The Vanderbilt Hustler
Singer-songwriter Jensen McRae kicked off the second leg of “The Praying For Your Downfall Tour” with a passionate headlining show at Nashville’s iconic EXIT/IN.| The Vanderbilt Hustler
Mark Byington, along with Tyler Tanner, Tyler Nickel and Devin McGlockton, each took the stage in Birmingham on Tuesday afternoon.| The Vanderbilt Hustler
Vanderbilt Women’s Basketball head coach Shea Ralph, along with Mikayla Blakes, Ndjakalenga Mwenentanda and Sacha Washington, made the trip on Tuesday, Oct. 14 to Birmingham, Alabama, to address the media at the SEC Tipoff ‘26. Expectations are high for Ralph’s crew this year as they come off a 22-11(8-8 SEC) record and a first round...| The Vanderbilt Hustler
The ceremony was the latest celebration of the university's 150th anniversary. Vanderbilt was founded in 1873 but did not open until 1875.| The Vanderbilt Hustler
Clark Lea addressed the media ahead of Vanderbilt’s matchup with LSU this weekend.| The Vanderbilt Hustler
Steve Gregory has made many changes in his first year as Vanderbilt’s defensive coordinator.| The Vanderbilt Hustler
The synth-pop duo from Miami performed at Marathon Music Works in Nashville, Tennessee on Oct. 8, as part of their “Imaginal Mystery Tour.”| The Vanderbilt Hustler
El Camino College is now hiring for a new vice president of Administrative Services. Loïc Audusseau is currently serving as the interim vice president of Administrative Services. He replaces Robert Suppelsa, who left Dec. 30, 2024. “I’m here to serve at whatever capacity,” Audusseau said during a meeting with staffers of The Union student newspaper...| El Camino College The Union
Since N.C. Central University’s Academic Success Center opened in January, the tutoring center’s attendance has steadily increased as more students have learned about its services and location in the Farrison-Newton Communications Building, according to Teah Smith, the director of the center. In just the areas of chemistry, accounting and decision sciences, and math, 77 students have taken advantage of its tutoring services since the Fall 2025 semester, she said. She’s still| Campus Echo Online
The Commodores offense scored seven touchdowns finishing with a drive success rate of 86%.| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
Written and photographed by Marika N. Johnson Legion Field came alive on Sunday with the Safe Summer Series: Trail Ride Edition, a part of a lively series of community events featuring music, line …| The Birmingham Times
North Carolina Central University Police have implemented a new program of signs, road markings, and electronic parking gates in many of the campus parking lots this semester to make the rules clearer after years of parking complaints. “Some of the changes that I’ve made are because students have told me this is a problem,”| Campus Echo Online
Beli, an invite-only food review app, lets users document every bite and memory of their food journey.| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
When El Camino College student Raphael Richardson first walked into his Photo 106 class at the start of the fall 2022 semester, he thought he had it in the bag. After all, he had been working as a freelance photographer, covering breaking news and emergencies in the South Bay. “I was a hothead in that...| El Camino College The Union
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Several players took the podium on Monday morning to discuss the offseason.| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
Could a public nuisance lawsuit force action on Canada’s food waste crisis? Some legal scholars think it’s worth a try.| Policy Options
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Social media often markets college as a time to reinvent yourself, but maybe growth doesn’t have to be instant or aesthetic.| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
The Gen Z stare represents the most recent criticism hurled by older generations but also reveals the concerning ramifications of unchecked screen time usage.| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
The bill eliminates Grad PLUS loans and imposes strict student loan caps.| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
Vanderbilt’s abandonment of DEI reflects a broader national effort to deny structural racism exists.| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
Baker Donelson Law Firm is investigating whether a covert video reveals university employees renamed DEI programs to preserve them.| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
N.C. Central University is adding new guidelines to this year's Ultimate Homecoming Experience. Homecoming draws thousands of students, alumni and members of the community onto NCCU’s campus annually. But as safety concerns have grown at NCCU and other HBCUs in the state, Chancellor Karrie Dixon said that the university is implementing “thoughtful and necessary changes.” New Homecoming policies will limit parking, visitation, tailgating and more.| Campus Echo Online
Support for a North American Indigenous trade coalition would leverage the continent-wide potential of Indigenous trading networks. It’s a win-win-win.| Policy Options
UPDATED: The university told The Hustler on Feb. 18 at 4:14 p.m. CST that it has not paused graduate admissions and that decisions will be made at the school-level to balance program admissions with current student needs. This contradicts a Feb. 4 address by Graduate School Dean André Christie-Mizell to the Graduate Student Council, in| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
Vanderbilt’s “work hard, play hard” culture, combined with Nashville’s vibrant music scene and the endless bars along Broadway, can make going out an appealing way to unwind. While I’m not personally a huge fan of the honky tonk vibe, I’ve certainly found myself succumbing to the peer pressure more times than I’d like to admit.| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
Vanderbilt Men’s Basketball, behind its best home crowd of the year and a sold-out student section, fell 80-68 at the hands of No. 1 Auburn in a back-and-forth primetime clash on Feb. 11. The game wasn’t pretty, as the Commodores fell into a 15-0 hole early on and had to claw their way back into| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
By Ameera Steward | For The Birmingham Times Many Birmingham residents wear the brand, many Birmingham residents know the brand, however, not many know the faces behind the brand. Broken Dreams is …| The Birmingham Times
By ignoring the exploitation of the environment and workers in the fashion industry, we are enabling a system that has gone unregulated for far too long.| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
Stipends across numerous programs were raised due to increasing housing costs in the Nashville area, among other factors.| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
Building off a dominant showing against Lipscomb, the No. 13 Vanderbilt Commodores (28-10, 9-7) opened their series against the Florida Gators (19-18, 7-9) with a 10-5 victory. "It's important to bounce back from that weekend," Davis Diaz said. "We just told ourselves to put it behind us and that it's a new weekend." On the| The Vanderbilt Hustler - The official student newspaper of Vanderbilt University
