Irving Park Elementary School “Learn to Swim” graduates display their certificates: Roy’el Heflin, Serena Haak, Fiona Lawrence with T. Diane Bellamy Small, Guilford County Schools District 1 … ...
The NCNAACP has sent out nonpartisan “Talking Points” for voters and prospective voters taking part in the November general election, reminding all about what changes in North Carolina election ...
Dozens of student leaders and their supporters gathered at LeBauer Park in downtown Greensboro on Wednesday, August 1 for a March For Our Lives rally. The national March For Our Lives … ...
A diet that is plant based, high in fiber, with fruits and vegetables is the best for cancer prevention. One of the most feared words in the language of any society are the words that denote … ...
The breakfast included a keynote speech from N.C. A&T alumnus, Dr. Bryant Moore, who earned a Bachelor of Science degree in chemistry from the university in 1975 and a Ph.D in biochemistry form the ...
Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett “Let us salute Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett for her role in developing this vaccine,” posted Rev. Dr. T. Anthony Spearman, president of the N.C. NAACP, to his Facebook page Monday. … ...
INDIANAPOLIS – The “Next Play” ethos of the UNC Greensboro (UNCG) men’s basketball program was on full display before a national television audience during the NCAA Division I championship tournament ...
Participants of the "Undocugraduation" for undocumented high school graduates gathered in Raleigh on May 19 to call for fairness and equal access to education in North Carolina. Photo courtesy Let's ...
With only a few days left until the November 3 Election Day, Greensboro residents are making their way to the polls — willing to brave long lines and COVID-19 guidelines. The NC Board of Elections ...
And if all of the above wasn’t concerning enough, Rep. Butterfield says, the GOP tax plan would also eliminate medical expense deductions “…destroying a key deduction claimed by nearly 9 million ...
11 numbers that capture the Trump effect on education About 1.5 million people teach on college campuses in the United States, and nearly 4 million teachers work in its public elementary and secondary ...
But in contrast to these common caricatures, surveys of public opinion consistently show that most people around the world hold positive views of wolves, often overwhelmingly so. This trend holds true ...