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There’s no party like a CAES Aggie party!

November 15, 2022

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Celebrating A&T State University alumni at outdoor event with smiling students and community members.

Jasmine Chambliss, right, is joined by other relatives as they seek a place to sit down to eat during the annual CAES Alumni Homecoming Celebration and Cookout on the lawn at B.C. Webb Hall Fri. Oct. 28, 2022.

Alumni, friends, faculty, staff and students enjoyed food, fun and fellowship at the CAES Homecoming Cookout, back in its usual spot on the Webb Hall lawn.

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