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A&T aging center lands million-dollar grant
Merck & Co. Inc. has awarded a $1 million grant to the College of Arts and Sciences at North Carolina A&T State University to support its new Center for Outreach Alzheimer’s, Aging and Community
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A&T student wins NSF contest
Leon White, a North Carolina A&T State University doctoral student in the College of Engineering, and Hector Carmona of California State University (the College’s outreach partner) recently won the first Test-Bed for Innovation and
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Carver salutes Honor Roll students
The faculty and staff of Carver High School continue to encourage students to aspire for academic excellence. As part of that mission, the school’s 14 “A” Honor Roll students – Shaqueira Carson, Nautica Leslie,
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New A&T, VGCC union puts RNs on fast track
North Carolina A&T State University and Vance-Granville Community College have formed a partnership that will allow graduates of VGCC’s nursing associate degree program to easily transition to N.C. A&T’s four-year nursing degree program. Representatives
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New A&T program has first graduate
On Dec. 8, Kristen L. Rhinehardt made North Carolina A&T State University history by becoming the first graduate of the master’s program in nanoengineering. Rhinehardt, 24, is a High Point native who enrolled in
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A&T grads to hear from Langford
Debra Langford, a longtime executive in the media and entertainment industry, will deliver North Carolina A&T State University’s Fall Commencement address. More than 700 Aggies will graduate at the Greensboro Coliseum at 8:30 a.m.
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N.C. jazz legend to be honored
At 85-years-old, jazz great and North Carolina A&T State University alumnus Lou Donaldson is still playing music and earning acclaim. On Oct. 30, Donaldson will receive the North Carolina Award in Fine Arts for
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‘Miss Aggie’ inducted into Hall of Fame
One of North Carolina A&T State University’s most vocal alumnae has added yet another feather to her cap. On Sept. 28, Dr. Velma Speight-Buford, also known as “Miss Aggie Pride,” joined more than 275
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