There are moments in history when an individual becomes the name attached to a movement. For Black farmers in America, one of those names is Timothy Pigford. Long before his name became synonymous with one of the largest civil rights […]
Read MoreNC HEALTH NEWS – The notation of a city incinerator on a 1937 map of Durham that hung in Daniel Richter’s lab was originally just a hint. Richter, a soils and forest ecology professor at Duke University, noticed that the […]
Read MoreDURHAM, N.C. – Educators, researchers, game developers and industry professionals gathered at Duke University Aug. 5-7 for the 19th annual Serious Play Conference, exploring how games and interactive technology can be used in education, healthcare, research and social change. Held […]
Read MoreBy Judaea Ingram Special To The Carolinian RALEIGH, N.C. – Black history is often preserved through photographs, documents and artifacts, but a new exhibition at North Carolina State University is looking beyond individual objects to focus on the communities and […]
Read MoreCHARLOTTE, NC, August 14, 2026 – The C.W. Williams Community Health Center, Inc. (CWWCHC) hosted its 12th Annual Back to School Community Health Fair on Saturday, August 8th to mark the end of National Health Center Week (NHCW) 2026, with […]
Read MoreBLACKPRESSUSA-After public criticism put Earn Your Leisure and Atlanta at odds, Invest Fest founders and Mayor Andre Dickens say new conversations could lead to stronger collaboration and greater community investment. Just last week, the founders of Earn Your Leisure and […]
Read MoreWINSTON-SALEM, N.C. – Three years ago, Dr. Cheryl A. Thaxton helped launch innovative graduate nursing programs at an academic medical university in Texas. Now, she brings more than 30 years of experience in nursing practice, education, research and academic leadership […]
Read MoreBLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE – Volunteer work can be personally fulfilling and can even benefit your professional life. Learn about the perks of dedicating your time to helping others here. Volunteer work can pay off for Black Americans by letting them experience […]
Read MoreBy Judaea Ingram Special To The Carolinian DURHAM, N.C. – For generations, Hayti was a place where Durham’s Black community built a life of its own. Black-owned businesses lined its streets. Churches and schools served residents. Entrepreneurs created institutions […]
Read MoreWUNC – It was a scene that might be familiar to others across the country, but it was new to the Triangle. On the night of July 4, in several neighborhoods throughout Raleigh, there was an influx of violence. Nine […]
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