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Latest Stories
The Aggie Food Source is an on-campus resource to combat student hunger on campus. See what the food pantry has to offer, what you can do to support, and where there could be improvements.
By Khai Fisher
Greensboro is looking towards new and collaborative means to tackel homelessness. Check out this video and article on programs community leaders, advocates, and even an A&T student are doing to help those in need.
By Juliana Hilton
Greensboro takes action against ‘Forever Chemicals’ in its drinking water supply with new remedies
Greensboro’s water treatment plant is getting an upgrade to combat the city’s water containing PFAS—also known as “forever chemicals”. Read more on how this upgrade will improve water quality.
By Alyssia Deanne Zepeda
Scooters Gain Ground on Greensboro College campuses
Scooters are making an intentional return to campuses in Greensboro. See how institutions are making space for them, and promoting safety for riders.
By Destiny Brewer
Greensboro Water Resources Department Launches Initiative to Tackle PFAS Contamination
Greensboro is making a major investment in ensuring the city has clean water. The city’s $2.7 million investment in filtration technologies is paying off as PFAS levels decline, exceeding the EPA’s standards.
By Zana Nuwara
Greensboro and other North Carolina Cities Partner with Vision Zero to work on Improving Road Safety
Greensboro is looking to bring traffic fatalities to zero. Read about Vision Zero, the program from overseas, that’s working to make that happen.
By Giana Diaz
As North Carolina A&T grows, its working to ensure its students have on-campus housing options. While a new residence hall is being constructed, students are exploring off-campus options.
By Jeidyn Nelson
Good News in the Neighborhood
Journalism students from North Carolina A&T have spent over year building relationships and writing stories about neighborhoods near campus. The project has been supported with grants from the Center for Community News and the Solutions Journalism Network.
Many of the stories are shedding light on “good news” about the community – the biggest of which is the remaking of the Windsor Community Center. The location is being transformed into the $75-milllion Windsor Chavis Nocho Community Complex. When the site, reopens in 2027, it will feature a recreation center, pool, library, computer room and medical center.
The Beloved Community Center is a Greensboro-based non-profit organization that promotes social justice and equity through advocacy, community building, and grassroots organizing. This short documentary highlights how two of the Beloved Community Center’s initiatives are positively impacting the Greensboro community.
Meet the Residents of the Community
Situated just a few blocks from N.C. A&T and Bennett College, the complex will be an asset for both universities and will provide myriad opportunities for students and faculty to connect with the community, its residents and leaders.
The reporting project is grateful for the support of Old L. Richardson president Betty Watson, District 2 City Council member Goldie Wells and At-Large City Council member Hugh Holston. Here are some of their voices and voices from the community.
East Greensboro Community Stories
NCAT A&T Alum Opens Doula Studio
Courtney Hall is the founder of Greensboro’s black-owned ultrasound studio. She shares the story of her childhood and her journey as an entrepreneur. After graduating with a degree in social work from North Carolina A&T, Courtney’s path to a business owner was inspired by her passions.
By: Jyanne Guide
Solutions Journalism
By Jayden Willis
Stories We Tell 