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Pre-Game Alumni Tailgate

pre-game alumni tailgate
NCCU Track and Field

Join us for the ultimate Pre-Game Alumni Tailgate as we kick off NCCU Homecoming! Reconnect with old friends, make new ones, and celebrate our shared Eagle pride in style.

The Ultimate Homecoming Football Game

NCCU football player running with football
O'Kelly-Riddick Stadium

Head to O'Kelly-Riddick Stadium at 3:30 p.m. for the Ultimate Homecoming Football game as your NCCU football team takes on the Morgan State Bears.

Ultimate Student/Alumni Social

social alumni event
Library (Greek) Bowl

The game has ended, but the Ultimate Experience hasn't. So, make your way to the bowl and celebrate NCCU. Please be mindful that NCCU is a smoke-free campus, and we do not allow open containers.

The Department of History Homecoming Victory Reception

people at a table celebrating
Edmonds Classroom Building, Room 201B

On Saturday, October 26, 2024, the Department of History will host department alumni and friends for a post-game victory reception in the Edmonds Classroom Building Al-Tony Gilmore Conference Room

The Business of Art and Design: Celebrating Alumnus Tobias Rose

The NCCU Art Museum presents "Tobias Rose – Creative Visionary and Entrepreneur." We invite the entire NCCU community and the public to experience this celebration of creativity, entrepreneurship, and community development through the eyes of Tobias Rose.

Help Us Improve the myEOL Mobile App

We're dedicated to making the university mobile app better for everyone — and we need your input! Your feedback as a student or employee is essential to help us understand how the app can better serve your needs. Please take a few minutes to complete our survey, which will guide future improvements and new features for the app.

NCCU Volleyball vs Morgan State

Volleyball team
McDougald-McLendon Arena

Join us to watch NCCU Volleyball vs Morgan State on Nov. 1 at 6 p.m. in the McDougald-McLendon Arena.

November Counseling Webinar

Road Map
Online via Zoom

This presentation addresses the importance of qualitative closure during supervision for counselors-in-training completing practicum or internship experiences.