North Carolina A&T Alumni in the News

On February 1, 2002, it was a mild morning in Greensboro, North Carolina, when a large crowd gathered outside Dudley Memorial Hall in the historic district of North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University.  All were present for the 52nd-anniversary commemoration of February 1, 1960, the start of the Greensboro Sit-In Movement that transformed America. For a moment, all eyes…

The N.C. A&T Office of Alumni Relations and Department of Athletics will host a hybrid town hall on Thursday, February 24, at 7 p.m. ET to cover the university’s move to the Colonial Athletic Association. All alumni are invited to participate via Zoom, Facebook Live or in-person on the campus of North Carolina A&T.   (Please note: The in-person event will be limited to 80 people and face…

On Tuesday, Jan. 25, the N.C. Department of Insurance honored Keith Mangum ‘04, a former Guilford County Sheriff Deputy, for his heroic act of saving two people on the same day. The ceremony took place at the Student Center on the campus of North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University.  What appeared to be a normal day on Nov. 19,…

It was 90 years ago in January and February 1932 when Alpha Kappa Alpha and Delta Sigma Theta established the first sorority chapters on the campus of North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University. Establishing sorority chapters at the time was no small feat. The charter students of both sorority chapters were part of the first generation of women to be enrolled at…

A native of Waldorf, Maryland, Monique “Nik” Manning ‘08 has been an entertainer since she was a child from singing and dancing to being “the hostess with the mostest.”  Since 2016, Manning has built her digital lifestyle brand, Lizeeangel solely off her unique personality. It has catapulted her to a billboard in New York’s Times Square for the SAMA Tea…

For many entrepreneurs, a successful business starts with an idea driven by passion and strategy. For Kwame Molden ‘09 and Major Maurice Davis ‘09, a lifetime of friendship has been the glue that makes their business, Spring Break (SPGBK) Watches prosper. The company is a luxury, designer watch brand built on the love of historically Black colleges and universities, and…

The New Hanover Community Endowment announced its first CEO and President will be William Buster, a seasoned leader in philanthropy who has dedicated his life’s work to improving the social determinants of health and quality of life for all people across the South. In his position, Buster will work closely with the 13-member board and its committees and a cross-section…

    A&T Register, December 19, 1933   “As we approach the holiday season, my thoughts are of you, of the things we used to do, of the things we used to say, and of each happy yesterday.”   T. A. Hamme, president of the National Alumni Association of the A&T College, A&T Register – December 19, 1933.       Thomas Arthur Hamme Sr. ‘29 (1894-1951) was the superintendent for…

For more than 40 years, Mohammad “Mo” Milani ‘76 led the hospitality division for the Koury Convention Center and Sheraton Greensboro Hotel at Four Seasons. To many, he was known for being larger than life. For others he was a great mentor, philanthropist, leader and business guru.   Affectionately known as “Mo,” Milani came to the United States in 1972 to study…

“With joy, with joy, Dear A&T, thy  students turn from thee to spread  thy trophies year by year from Dare to Cherokee”.  Refrain of “Dear A&T” – lyrics by Mrs. Susie B. Dudley  “The college could not have been what it is today, nor could it have the broad base of unity and cohesion among students and graduates that it enjoys today, without…