North Carolina A&T State University

The time has come! Join us for the official ribbon-cutting ceremony of Bluford Residence Hall. Please RSVP at: https://blufordresidencehall.rsvpify.com/

The countdown to the 100th Greatest Homecoming on Earth has begun. Whatever you’re packing, make sure you pack it in our exclusive, limited edition A&T luggage set. This is the first official product drop for the 100th Centennial Store. BUT it's just for a limited time preorder. Visit: https://rgapparel.com/collections/ncat

In memory of our fallen Aggies and all those who gave their life in service.

“I first enrolled in the fall of 2004, and I stayed until around 2011. I changed my major a lot. I enjoyed the college experience first instead of the college purpose.

I started as mechanical engineering then switched to industrial engineering, then I went to mathematics, then I went back to industrial engineering. I just knew I was good with numbers and creating things, I just didn't know how to focus.

During that timeframe I was in a lot of student organizations. I went from being a student to being a student leader. I forgot to be a student first. I was president of Aggie Live Wire. I was on the Council of Presidents and held various positions. I basically took on admin roles. It got to the point, if I had a meeting AND class. I went to the meeting instead of class.

I lost sight of why I was at school. My grades and enrollment status were up and down. Then I maxed out my financial aid, so I didn’t know where the funds were coming from. Student loans kicked in, so I had to work more to pay for them. I got married and had a family.

I work at Corning and many of my supervisors and colleagues are Aggies. We all yell, ‘Aggie Pride.’ But I always hated times like homecoming when people ask, ‘what year did you finish?’ I knew I had to change that.

Some friends told me about the “Aggies at the Goal Line” program. I remembered sitting in the meetings when they were talking about forming this program.

So, I enrolled. There was no time to slack. I started part time online and finally finished this year. The program was amazing. The advisors. Those who helped us navigate which classes to take. The follow-up. It was great. They don’t allow you to fail. Like Dr. Dick told me, ‘You failed once. You’re not failing again.’ It’s nobody left behind.

Next is grad school.” - Barney Ruth

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University has named Aaron J. Campbell Interim Director of Bands. Mr. Campbell’s appointment takes effect July 1 2026.

With this new grant, we'll be able to strengthen and expand options and pathways for students to degree completion for thousands of former Aggies.

Notably, through N.C. A&T Extended Campus and our new Forever Learning program.

Read more at: https://www.ncat.edu/news/2026/05/gates-forever-learning.php

There were so many great moments from our Spring 2026 commencement ceremonies. Click the link and view our entire selected gallery. https://adobe.ly/4uO4fjW

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