Oct 2014

JCSU will celeberate its 2014 Homecoming Concert beginning at 9 p.m. at The Filmore in Charlotte, 1000 NC Music Factory Blvd. It is rare for Smith’s homecoming concert to be off campus, but it is even more unusual for the concert to take place on a Tuesday.

The Homecoming Concert 2014’s lineup is one that students are excited about and includes Sevyn Streeter, Migos, and YG and is hosted by WPEG FM Power 98’s No Limit Larry. “I’m happy that it’s off campus. I think it’ll feel more like a concert and less of a gym jam,” said senior Charlene Montas, referring to previous homecomings that have been in Brayboy Gymnasium.

November 13, 2013

JCSU transfer student is finally back playing the game he loves and lives for, hoping to assist in a great season. Junior, LaMarquis Letchaw, can put on a basketball jersey again and get back into the hoop of things. Letchaw is a 22 year old majoring in psychology at Johnson C. Smith University.

            Born in Los Angeles, California, it didn't take Letchaw long to get into sports. He began playing soccer at the young age of 3 and continued to play until he was introduced to basketball.

April 23, 2014

CHARLOTTE – Oh, Oh, Ohhhh, CI, CI, Double A! Last chance to find out who wins it all and takes the final crown of Queen City. After hosting the CIAA for 8 consecutive years, the tournament and all of its events will be taken place in Charlotte for the last time.

October 30, 2013

The Comm Arts building is where the cool kids be. Johnson C. Smith University’s Communication Art program hosted its 10^th Annual Alumni Forum Oct. 25 in the CAMBT building and Family Dollar Room.

                The forum was broken down into three workshops: Interview Skills & Resume Writing, Social Media, and So You Want to Write a Book. A panel of JCSU Alumni gave their advice and tips to about 30 students on what they felt were needed in order to be successful.

October 26, 2011

West Village turned into Ranger Village, Oct. 26 as residents showed their excitement for their home team, the Texas Rangers, who played the St. Louis Cardinals in the World Series 2011.

                Students and fans were anxious to see the outcome of the games and wondered who would win it all.

 “I hope the Rangers win, I would be so happy. Forget the Cardinals,” sophomore education major Mikia Franklin said.