Letter from the Editor

Apr 18, 2018

Letter From the Editor: Taking the Next Steps

Hey y’all! My name is Keilah Davis, and I’m honored to serve as the next editor-in-chief of Nubian Message. First, I must thank our founder Tony Williamson. None of this would be possible without his vision and leadership 25 years ago. Secondly, Nubian Message has some cool changes coming to you next year. I would…

Apr 18, 2018

Farewell From Anahzsa Jones

Hello lovely people, Part of me is really going to miss saying that. Well this is it; the final issue of the year. I’m not crying yet, but the water works will come, I promise. This year has been a roller coaster, not just for me, but for Nubian. If you take out the late…

Apr 4, 2018

Letter From the Editor: The Sex Issue

Hey lovely people! So this issue is all about healthy sex. Sex communication, sexual health, healthy attitudes about sex and education about sexual health. Sex, sex, sex, sex, sex. We got to talk to Dr. Kami Kosenko, a professor here at state who taught a special topics class on Sex Communication and does some pretty…

Jan 20, 2018

Letter From the Editor: New Year

Hello Lovely People and welcome back! Happy new year and all that jazz. I hope the first weeks of class weren’t too overwhelming (besides apparently apocalyptic ice and snow) and that you have a class in there for you. I understand we’re all here for a degree, but don’t forget to enrich yourself too. Take…

Nov 29, 2017

Letter from the Editor: The Legacy Lives On

To All my Nubian Brothers and Sisters – Thank You Hello lovely people! There are few times in our lives when we get to say that we are truly part of something special, something bigger than ourselves that transcends time and space, life and death. But as part of the Nubian Message, I get to…

Nov 15, 2017

Letter From the Editor: Celebrating Resilience

Hello lovely people, Can you believe November is already half over? I know, it’s crazy. Just a few weeks left of the semester to go. I, for one, am already listening to Christmas music. Judge if you want, but as far as I’m concerned, the first noel begins on the first of November. Besides the…

Oct 4, 2017

Letter From the Editor

Hello wonderful people! October has just begun and already there’s a lot happening. Not only does Latinx Heritage Month continue until the 15th, but October is also Domestic Violence Awareness month, and LGBT History Month. Instead of previewing what you guys are already going to read this week, I want to talk about something these…

Feb 21, 2017

Letter from the editor

Hey family, I hope the semester is treating you well. As you already know, this month is Black History Month. I won’t go on a rant about the necessity of this month because I shouldn’t have to. However, I will encourage you to be mindful that Black History Month is for ALL black people. Oftentimes…

Aug 12, 2016

Letter from the Editor

Hey family, I am Stephanie Tate, Editor-in-Chief of the Nubian Message, and I want to formally welcome new students to the Wolfpack! The Nubian Message has served as the sentinel for the African American community at NC State for the last twenty-four years. Although we were originally founded to serve as the voice for the…

Apr 9, 2014

Sign Off From the Editor

  To All My Nubian Brothers and Sisters, It is nearly impossible to have ties to the Afrikan American Cultural Center at N.C.State and not have memorized the African proverb, “Until the Lion has his own historian, tales of the hunt will always glorify the hunter.” For the past 21 years, the Nubian Message has…

Aug 21, 2013

Letter From the Editor: Leaving a Legacy

To All My Nubian Brothers and Sisters, What’s Up!? It is so hard for me to believe that I am just two semesters away from graduating and beginning the next chapter of my life. Not even a week into the official start of the fall semester, and already I have begun to think about the…

Apr 17, 2013

Sign Off From The Editor

Greetings my Nubian Brothers and Sisters, What’s Up? The Nubian Message and I have survived age 20. Though it was not at all an easy task I made it happen, often by any means necessary. In other words, sleepless nights, countless cups of coffee and more than the allotted number of tardies to my 8…