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A&T’s youngest graduates reach for the stars

Graduation children in blue caps and gowns celebrating achievement at school ceremony.

Leigh Ducking sings during the Child Development Laboratory Bridging Over Celebration graduation ceremony in the Deese Ballroom on the campus of North Carolina A&T State University Fri., Jun. 2, 2023.

Family and friends gathered to celebrate as 15 pre-K students of the Child Development Laboratory, in the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences, participated in their “Bridging Over” celebration on June 2 in the Deese Ballroom on the N.C. A&T campus. The class of 2023's theme was "The Sky is the Limit."

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Aggie active: Free People launches N.C. A&T inspired clothing line designed by fashion alum

Aggie active: Free People launches N.C. A&T inspired clothing line designed by fashion alum

A new line of Aggie activewear apparel designed by an alumna of North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University’s fashion merchandising and design program is about to fly off the shelves.
Food Science Student Helps Bring Agriculture to Medicine with New Wound Dressing

Food Science Student Helps Bring Agriculture to Medicine with New Wound Dressing

A conversation over a meal at Panera Bread with one of her best friends led Mahshid Eghbali, a food and nutritional sciences master’s student at N.C. Agricultural and Technical State University, on an unexpected journey into the medical supply field.
N.C. A&T SCIENTIST PATENTS ADDITIONAL CANCER-FIGHTING COMPOUNDS

N.C. A&T SCIENTIST PATENTS ADDITIONAL CANCER-FIGHTING COMPOUNDS

Dr. Shengmin Sang, a food scientist with North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, has received another patent for compounds comprising aspirin and ginger derivatives that have shown promise for preventing and treating cancer. This patent supplements a patent Sang received in 2015 for other novel aspirin-derived compounds.
$2.5 Million Grant Awarded to N.C. A&T’s Human Lactation Training Program 

$2.5 Million Grant Awarded to N.C. A&T’s Human Lactation Training Program 

The North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University postgraduate program preparing the next generation of human lactation consultants has been awarded a $2.5 million grant by an initiative supported by philanthropist Melinda French Gates to improve women’s health worldwide.
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