Livingstone College News

Every child should have a caring adult in their lives. And that's not always a biological parent or family member.

You would think school would be the last place for a man who failed four grades.

Many at Winston-Salem State University were shaken recently when Chancellor Donald Reaves announced that the school would drop its transition to Division I and the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference because of financial reasons and return to Division II.

Grady Deese, director of the Elizabeth City State University Office of Admissions since December 2001, passed away from unknown causes on Saturday.

Video of a bar brawl at La Bamba nightclub in Salisbury in early September encouraged others to voice complaints about police treatment at a rally Thursday.

The Salisbury Transit Service will reroute the Salisbury Mall/Livingstone College bus route on Saturday, Oct.

Longtime District Court Judge J. Carlton "J.C." Cole of Hertford has been appointed to replace Superior Court Judge J. Richard Parker, who will be stepping down early at the end of this month.

September 19, 2009 LOVE LEADERSHIP Alert: New form of leadership making an impact in first weeks around the world Deeply humbled, and thankful.

Michael Connor, theatre arts chair at Livingstone College is performing in the world premiere of "Cellphone Blues" at the Booth Playhouse in Charlotte.

John Hope Bryant talks with Livingstone College freshman Jeremy Ratcliff of Raleigh after giving the keynote address at Friday's Fall Convocation.

Larry Suber is one of the fortunate ones. He's a former gang-banger who got a second chance at life.

Dr. Stanley J. Elliott wears many hats at Livingstone College: vice president of student affairs, mentor and recruiter.

Attendance was slim at a gang prevention seminar at Livingstone College on Saturday.

Officials at area colleges and universities say they haven't had any reported cases of the H1N1 virus, but steps are in place if they do.

Another new school year means another new Pittsfield Youth Commission in Pittsfield.

The North Carolina Battle of the Bands will bring one of the most exciting weekend events the Triad has seen.

September 02, 2009 LOVE LEADERSHIP Alert: Bryant confirmed to speak at two HBCU colleges on LOVE LEADERSHIP Following my remarks today before the national conference for the White House Initiative on HBCUs I was asked to be the convocation speaker for Livingstone College in North Carolina.

When Salisbury Mayor Susan Kluttz speaks at W.O.T. Fleming's funeral Friday, I think she will say something about a man who was "one of the giants." "I just feel like we lost a great leader in this city," Kluttz said Tuesday.

A driver who almost ran over a Salisbury firefighter and tried to elude police faces multiple charges.

NEW ORLEANS a ' A group of Livingstone College students returned Wednesday from New Orleans, where they spent a week repairing homes damaged by Hurricane Katrina, volunteering at a festival honoring legendary jazz musician Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong, helping prepare space for new exhibitions at a city museum and having fun.