Kaleyah Braxton takes a shot at wildlife
Kaleyah Braxton ’21 spent Fall 2018 sharpening her photography skills as an intern in the Department of University Communications and Marketing, capturing images at sports, academic and social events.
#GivingTuesday efforts raise $10K for student Gap scholarship
Johnson C. Smith University thanks alumni, faculty, staff, and supporters who donated $10,000 to the President's Gap Scholarship Fund in one day on Giving Tuesday, Nov. 27, 2018.
Charlotte enjoys Evening with Santa at JCSU
Johnson C. Smith University's Residence Life and Student Government Association welcome community children for “An Evening with Santa.”
Vespers a reunion of sound
Johnson C. Smith University’s annual Christmas Vespers service saw the combined voices of the JCSU Concert Choir and the newly organized JCSU Alumni Choir, as well as more community partnership.
'Tis the Season for Service
Johnson C. Smith University students have outdone themselves this holiday season with service projects in the Charlotte community.
First Lady Denise Armbrister welcomed to Charlotte with Tea
On Saturday afternoon, November 17, 2018, an intimate gathering of local women met for a Ladies Tea at the Smith House to formally welcome First Lady Denise McGregor Armbrister to Charlotte.
JCSU celebrates connection with First United Presbyterian Church
Johnson C. Smith University celebrated its historical bond with First United Presbyterian Church (USA) at their Homecoming Nov. 11, 2018. They are two of the oldest African-American institutions in Charlotte, N.C.
Chamberlyn Smith: Four to Finish
Chamberlyn Smith enrolled at Johnson C. Smith University straight out of high school, but arrived already possessing sophomore-level credit hours.
SPORTS ANALYTICS IN THE CLASSROOM: How JCSU is changing the game
By 2022, the sports analytics market is expected to skyrocket to $4 billion. Yet even as top international players are duking it out for industry supremacy, an assistant professor of computer science at Johnson C. Smith University in Charlotte, N.C. is poised to make just as big an impact on the data-charged future of sports.